200 Miles to Los Angeles
- Artist
- David Michael Hinnebusch
- Date
- c.2009 ; Santa Monica, California , United States
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Landscape
David Michael Hinnebusch’s 2009 artwork, 200 Miles to Los Angeles, embodies elements of Neo-expressionism, showcasing bold, emotive brushwork and vivid colors. Created in Santa Monica, California, this piece reflects a dynamic landscape theme, capturing a sense of distance and place suggested by the title. Hinnebusch combines traditional acrylic techniques with influences from photography, creating layered textures that emphasize both realism and abstraction. The work’s composition and medium also evoke qualities found in printmaking, blending diverse artistic approaches into a visually compelling narrative of geographic and emotional transition.
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