EPACENTER: Electrical Boxes | Carla Befera & Company

140 STUDENTS CREATE FANTASTICAL
“INTERACTIVE ARTWORK”
BEAUTIFYING UNSIGHTLY ELECTRICAL BOXES
IN EAST PALO ALTO
Unveiling: 11am, Saturday, November 16 at University Avenue and Bay, East Palo Alto

1950 Bay Road, East Palo Alto
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Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.

Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music.
Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Some 140 youth worked on fantastical interactive artwork, which can be seen on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto. A QR code on the art activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo courtesy of EPACENTER

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Sara Aguilar

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Alyssa Madrigal

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Helen Herrera

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Alyssa Madrigal

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Helen Herrera

Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health. — Fantastical interactive artwork created by local youth is displayed on public electrical boxes in East Palo Alto, with a QR code that activates animated images and original music. Unveiled on November 16, 2024, the artwork is the result of a year-long project coordinated by EPACENTER, the creative youth development organization that empowers East Palo Alto youth, supported by the California Arts Council, the City of East Palo Alto, and the San Mateo County Department of Health.
Photo credit: Sara & Alyssa