Analysis Of Frank Romero's 'Going To The Olympics'

Our artistic culture is a big part of Los Angeles and some people are trying to ruin it. It's problems like this that are becoming more serious because little by little, our culture is being destroyed. The famous mural of Frank Romero "Going to the Olympics” that is painted on the 101 freeway is a very big part of the Los Angeles culture. This painting has been there since 1984 when Frank Romero had some help painting it on a wall that was very visible to all the people traveling on the 101 freeway. It is said to represent a huge part of the person in L.A. and how much they love their cars. As famous as this mural is some people don't respect L.A's culture.

This famous mural was one of the most popular piece artwork created by Frank Romero. On June 1984 Frank Romero gathered up some people to help him create his mural and the results were outstanding. This image showed pictures of cars with hearts over them that represent our love for cars, along with some palm trees and some flying objects that represent how good life can be here in L.A. Another thing we can see is the amount of traffic there is in L.A and I believe this is a very big part of our culture here because everywhere you go there is always traffic everywhere you go.
It shows us a very significant meaning of how cars are a big part of our culture because this is mainly what the painting is focusing on. Then we also see really big hearts that are painted just above these cars. I believe that this is a symbol of how much people in L.A. treasure their cars. This is because cars are what gets us from one place to another. Without our cars we wouldn't be able to explore all of the amazing sites that Los Angeles has to offer. The colors used by Frank Romero also highlights of the life in Los Angeles when you have a car. It is very colorful because it represents a happy attitude that someone feels when