Taksi  »  a piece of the Symmetry Project

{ Taksi }

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Taksis (of SouthEast Asia) // a part of the Symmetry Project

The Symmetry Project is my graphical interpretation of how our every-day lives are mirrored around the globe.

A lifetime of exploring our world has helped me realize that all people have the same core needs and responsibilities. They only look different the further I get from home.

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In Taksi, that core need is “getting from here to there.” Specifically, by way of for-hire, non-public transportation.

Within India and SouthEast Asia, there are an incredible variety of taxis. From tuk tuks in Delhi to motos in Saigon, songthaws in Bangkok and rickshaws in Phnom Penh, their drivers all are willing to exchange convenient transportation for money.

Taksi is made up of 17 individual photographs.

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Interacting with the Symmetry Project

Comprising of four finished pieces, the Symmetry Project is ready for gallery display, purchase, licensing, and commission: but I need your help spreading the word.

Any social shares, links from your Web site, promotion ideas, gallery suggestions,
introductions, feedback, etc, would be much appreciated.

Thanks so much and have a wonderful day!

~Greg Goodman

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