The 18 x 24 inch EWS BWR silkscreen print features 48 decoded logographic designs. Building off the traditional graphic language of the “hobo” travel symbols, the reimagined folk communication system serves as a survival code for the ongoing environmental collapse. Some pictographs communicate opportunities for potable water, free charging stations, camp slipper repair, and welcoming “safe” communities. Conversely, others warn of environmental threats and misfortunes including wildfires, flooded trails, RR chemical crashes, and monoculture landscapes.

Hand-printed by James Weinberg on French Pure White 125lb paper. Print is signed and numbered, edition of 50.