TRADIGITAL AUTOGRAPHS
Not every photograph I make is a landscape. The Tradigital AutoGraphs series grew out of decades of driving western back roads and stopping for hand-painted signs, roadside warnings, and small-town messages that made me laugh out loud. These signs were never intended as art, yet they carry a directness and humor that fine art sometimes lacks.
The original negatives date from the 1970s through the early 2000s. In 2015 I selected the strongest images and produced a new edition of pigment prints, flush mounted to 3 mm Dibond. Each Tradigital AutoGraph is a limited edition of 10. They are signed and numbered, and they sit comfortably alongside my landscape work as a record of American vernacular culture.
If a particular sign catches your eye, note the title beneath the image and contact us for current availability.
Arrows, Monument Valley, Arizona, 1980/2015
Dinosaur and Telephone Booth, Oregon, 1979/2015
END, Salinas, California, 2000/2015
No Parking, Kansas, 1990/2015
No Services Ahead, Utah, 1977/2015
Please Leave Pets Outside, Utah, 1979/2015
Rainbow & Arrow, Utah, 1979/2015
Road Closed, Utah, 1980/2015
Rural Road, Oregon, 2001/2015
Stop Sign, Nevada, 2014/2015
STOP, Benton, CA, 1977/2015
The Bridge to No Where, NV, 2001/2015
Wrong Way, Colorado, 1994/2015
Dump Open, Dump Closed, Utah, 2008,2015