June 28, 2021
Street signs and billboards collected on an Ithaca-Philadelphia trip in 2017. Pictures collected on Juneteenth 2021, courtesy of the author.
Mariaenrica Giannuzzi is a PhD candidate in German Studies at Cornell University. Her work revolves around ecological imaginaries and figures of human/natural history.
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