Born from the 19th Century American West, Cowboy mythology embodies the ancient, archetypical hero's journey: tales of the reluctant frontier warrior who, despite the odds, heeds the call to carve his future with bare, callused hands.
He is romanticized and idealized by those who crave freedom but are unable or unwilling to undertake the fierce struggle required to secure it.
The Wild West has vanished but Cowboy attitude persists in the chaos streets, opulent penthouses and rural outback of America. Today's Cowboys still live close to the ground, clawing at the edge of civilization, evoking an ancient spirit that connects us to a shared past and possibilities for the future.

There Will Be Blood, Napa CA

The Silver Cowboy, Times Square, NYC

The Swimmer, Aquatic Park, San Francisco

Sumo Exhibition, Japantown, San Francisco

Theodore, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

California Republic, Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco

Zach, Nashville

Master of Ceremonies, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival

Erhu Player, Chinatown, San Francisco

Lee Fields and the Expressions @ The Independent, San Francisco

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