This study began in 2011, in College Station Texas. I was impressed by the number and variety plastic containers produced for the food products sold at the local Supermarket. I began to buy fruits, vegetables and deserts based not on what I thought would be healthy or even fresh, but on the architectural form and structural shape of the plastic container itself. I also documented these transparent “buildings” in a series of black and white photographs. (coming soon)

Plastic towers. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

1160E54+44S Inline. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

WW1000T Plastic Container. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Plastic Series, College Station TX. BW photo PtL.

Plastic Containers, College Station TX. BW Photo PtL.

Inlineplastics.com detail. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Plastic Container Detail. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Plastic Shower Hook Box, College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

2 Plastic Containers. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Double containers in plastic. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Plastic Combo. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Hydroperfect tomato container. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

water bottle. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

no content plastic. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

no plastic content. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

sushi sensation container. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Perishable goods container. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

plastic container on tablecloth. College Station TX. Watercolor. PtL.

Plastic Containers. College Station TX. BW Photo. PtL.