“6 AM in the Richmond” captures that fragile stillness before a city wakes — the fleeting calm before the grind begins. Set in San Francisco’s Richmond District, this piece freezes the quiet geometry of parked cars, power lines, and early light before the noise of labor fills the air. The lone orange cone stands as both a warning and a symbol — a subtle marker of what’s to come, of work about to reshape the landscape. It’s the moment before the motion — a meditation on anticipation, presence, and the beauty hidden in everyday routine.
Artist: Carlos Flores, Jr.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Dimensions: 30” x 40”
Year: 2025
Original Artwork: 1 of 1
“6 AM in the Richmond” captures that fragile stillness before a city wakes — the fleeting calm before the grind begins. Set in San Francisco’s Richmond District, this piece freezes the quiet geometry of parked cars, power lines, and early light before the noise of labor fills the air. The lone orange cone stands as both a warning and a symbol — a subtle marker of what’s to come, of work about to reshape the landscape. It’s the moment before the motion — a meditation on anticipation, presence, and the beauty hidden in everyday routine.
Artist: Carlos Flores, Jr.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Dimensions: 30” x 40”
Year: 2025
Original Artwork: 1 of 1