To E.R. A Tribute to Twentysix Gasoline Stations by Ed Ruscha Posters and Objects immersing readers in a universe

immersing readers in a universe that blurs the distinction between reality and fiction

as well as wear clothing made in Korea or consume “Heros” produced on an industrial scale by one of the more than 26K Subway restaurants in the United States

the signs of the writing and the lines of the drawing

This journey started with makeshift roadside shelters

ground vegetation and different shaped monoliths

To E.R. A Tribute to Twentysix Gasoline Stations by Ed Ruscha Posters and Objects immersing readers in a universe"To E. R." is an homage to Twentysix Gasoline Stations, a work realised by American artist Ed Ruscha in 1962, published in 1963, in an edition composed of 400 copies, followed by two further editions. Considered one of the first modern artist's books, it contains a series of 26 photographs equal to the number of letters in the English alphabet of service stations situated along the old Route 66, which were taken by Ed Ruscha during his trips between