Homeless design aesthetic
With home and office rents in Los Angeles between $2-$10 per square foot, I was not surprised that local transients had made the most of this leafy area in the middle of the L.A. River (Grease, Repo Man) just north of downtown.
"Cardboard boxes and heating grates are out," said Zeebo, designer of the space. "I wanted to create a Neptune's FantasyLand of Half-submerged Stimuli."
I asked if the exhibit changed when the river rose, traditionally between January and March.
"Then we rotate in the Neptune's FantasyLand of Drowned Dogs motif," he said.
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by Marty Barrett at Tuesday, November 14, 2006
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