During our last stay in NY state, we lived in the countryside, in a recently renovated house from the 70s. The old houses that are refurbished in the area are painted \u2015for the most part\u2015 in a gray-blue color that has been colloquially called “renovation color”, making recognizable the numerous houses that have undergone some type of change, update or renovation. The imminent and long-awaited renewal of a country that demands a paradigm shift, through the flag, its most recognizable symbol\/icon, and a color, the color which rehabilitated houses are painted with.<\/p>\n
A series composed by 50 Annin* flags (3x5ft) – 1 per state – customized and painted with Benjamin Moore acrylic paint for facades.<\/p>\n
*Annin (1847) is the oldest flag maker in the US
\n**Benjamin Moore (1883) is the most common commercial brand of paint in the US<\/p>\n
50 states 50 flags (3x5ft)<\/p>\n
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Lousiana Maine Maryland Massachussets Michigan Mississippi Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
During our last stay in NY state, we lived in the countryside, in a recently renovated house from the 70s. The old houses that are refurbished in the area are painted \u2015for the most part\u2015 in a gray-blue color that has been colloquially called “renovation color”, making recognizable the numerous houses that have undergone some […]<\/p>\n