| Piece Title |
| Green Valley Road Mural |
| Name(s) of Artist(s) |
| Arturo Thomae, Rewen Reyes, Abigail Magno |
| Commissioned By |
| City of Watsonville |
| Medium |
| Paint |
| Location |
| Retaining wall on South Green Valley Road |
| Installation Date |
| April-August 2012 |
Description of Work
About four feet high and 220 feet long at the corner of South Green Valley Road and Main Street in Watsonville. Intended to show flora and fauna of the Watsonville sloughs. Some artistic license is granted. Otters are in Elkhorn slough in Monterey County. The sloughs of Watsonville are too inaccessible for otters. A blue damsel fly is shown because it was easier to draw than a dragonfly.
The wall was put in to prevent the hill from sliding onto the road.
Frog drawn around a drain.
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