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Sierra Vilhauer

Retired Youth submission

Submitted 2021

"My design represents how the trash commonly found in the river is distracting from the natural beauty of our environment. This is represented by how the fish and the trash are combined into one. It is a good reminder to protect nature and be mindful of where you put your waste. Additionally, I contrasted the 'fish' with the background and instead of having them flow with the river, I made them more stiff and unnatural. This drives the point home that trash is not supposed to be in the river"

City record

Object: #12
Status: RETIRED
Location: No recorded drain
Source: SF GIS layer 56

The city record places this retired mural on no drain.

← Michelle Macias (2021) Adam Beilke (2020) →

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