The Department of Transportation continues to be a unifying force for John and myself, with their regular calls for mural submissions for the multitude of construction barriers throughout New York City. Our submission for jersey barriers (I won’t even go into the time I’ve spent considering the reasons why such a thing as a 3-foot cement traffic barrier would be presumably named after New Jersey) is highly interactive. Participants would hold brushes during various movements or affix brushes to various modes of transportation, rendering a diverse set of shapes mirroring  the acts of running, walking, cycling, and driving. The resulting brush strokes mingle together in vibrant colors, serving as a reminder that we should all share the road.