Artist Beautifies Bay Area Cities by Painting Art on Public Utility Boxes

Artist and muralist Suzanne Gayle from Hayward, California, has painted almost 50 utility boxes around the Bay Area.
Artist Beautifies Bay Area Cities by Painting Art on Public Utility Boxes
A painting of a hummingbird by Suzanne Gayle on a public utility box in Hayward, Calif., on Jan. 28, 2024. Helen Billings/The Epoch Times
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While driving up to a stoplight, you might have noticed that painting art on public utility boxes has been a growing trend, with many cities joining in. Using these utility boxes as blank canvasses has been a way for cities to let local artists use their imaginations and bring color and beauty to their city streets.
A mural of a cat looking into an aquarium by Suzanne Gayle. (Courtesy of Suzanne Gayle)
A mural of a cat looking into an aquarium by Suzanne Gayle. Courtesy of Suzanne Gayle
Helen Billings
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Helen Billings is a Certified Western Herbalist, and has studied Holistic Nutrition and Homeopathy. She is a reporter based in the San Francisco Bay Area, and she covers California news.
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