The places we know become part of how we know ourselves.
Balboa Park is more than architecture. It is memory, movement, repetition, ritual — a place layered with the people who have passed through it and the moments they have carried away.
In this piece, the familiar California Tower emerges from a field of color, gesture and abstraction, holding the tension between the landmark we recognize and the experience of the place itself.
ICONIC takes familiar San Diego images and messes with the edges—layering landmark, memory, movement and play. Hanna Daly’s figurative imagery meets Nicole Zappala’s abstract mark-making to explore the space between the city we recognize and the city we actually experience.
This print comes in small (8×10) and large (16×20).
The places we know become part of how we know ourselves.
Balboa Park is more than architecture. It is memory, movement, repetition, ritual — a place layered with the people who have passed through it and the moments they have carried away.
In this piece, the familiar California Tower emerges from a field of color, gesture and abstraction, holding the tension between the landmark we recognize and the experience of the place itself.
ICONIC takes familiar San Diego images and messes with the edges—layering landmark, memory, movement and play. Hanna Daly’s figurative imagery meets Nicole Zappala’s abstract mark-making to explore the space between the city we recognize and the city we actually experience.
This print comes in small (8×10) and large (16×20).
