The parking lot as public square
How the blank space around retail becomes a civic landscape built for cars first and people second.
Burgerpunk
Americana pushed into an aesthetic: drive-thrus, parking lots, warehouse aisles, climate control, fast food ritual, bulk packaging, and the strange comfort of too much.
Definition
Burgerpunk observes and exaggerates the everyday aesthetics of American excess: car infrastructure, fast food, big-box retail, air conditioning, disposable convenience, consumer ritual, waste, comfort, and scale.
Short essays, captions, catalogs, and observations from the Burgerpunk edge of everyday American infrastructure.
How the blank space around retail becomes a civic landscape built for cars first and people second.
Cold interiors, hot roads, automatic doors, condensation, and the dream of perfect indoor weather.
Waxed paper, foam, plastic lids, straw holes, refill culture, and the architecture of thirst.