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"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" Mural 2014, Artist: Anthony Padilla, Sponsored by: Pence Gallery, 212 D Street, Davis, California
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Bee Hovered
A bee hovered under a stylized leaf and above a blue printed circuit.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:42:56 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5431 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Artist's Signature
The artist's signature was near the sidewalk. It read "kinetikideas.com" .
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:36:26 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5427 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Sign
The sign identifying the mural was small and a bit below head hight. It read in part: Anthony PadillaBelow the credits was a list of names of people and businesses.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:36:21 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5428 Add a comment or report a mistake
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A Bee
A bee hovered in space over a planet that was composed of blue printed circuits.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:42:21 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5429 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Security Camera
The butterfly had a security camera attached to its wing. Notice that the double helix of DNA unwrapped and ended at a flower upon which was a fantasy city.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:42:51 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5430 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Mural
The mural was painted on one of two back walls of the Pence Gallery in downtown Davis, California. It showed a double helix of DNA passing through a butterfly and unspooling into the stars and floating cities. Anthony Padilla's signature image, in the left lower corner of the mural, was a honeycomb and bees. Notice behind the bees was an electronic printed circuit in blue.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:36:04 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5426 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Double Helix
The double helix of DNA originated from a single cell of a honeycomb. Behind the honeycomb was a much-darker blue printed circuit. A real bush grew at the foot of the mural. The mural was painted over a door.
"Ascension of Life into Electrolyte Night" 2014 Mural • Artist: Anthony Padilla • American Artist • Sponsor: Pence Gallery • Behind 212 D Street • Davis, California • Nikon D300s Camera, f/2.8 35-70 Nikon Lens • (Date Photographed: 13:42:59 Friday 18 October 2019) • (Date Published: Friday 31 January 2020) • © 2020 Bryan Costales #C19_5432 Add a comment or report a mistake
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