Painted over the course of five days, the artist, David Ellis, improvised the design as he added new layers onto the Triangle each day to achieve the final image. Immersed in the traditions of jazz, hip-hop and street art, Ellis’ work is often improvised, collaborative and can be seen painted onto the walls of buildings, barns and trucks.
Recorded with stop motion photography from the tops of nearby buildings by over the course of its five-day-long installation, a time-lapse video of PST’s creation was edited together to create a final motion painting of the work.