Exquisitely Detailed Drawings Offer A Field Guide To Ubiquitous But Overlooked Elements Of Vancouver's Urban Landscape.&10;three Series Of Intricate Graphite Drawings Depict, With Arresting Realism, Real-world Examples Of Assembled, Grown, And Built Objects Common To Distinct Milieus Of Vancouver: The Shopping Carts Piled High With Belongings That Clatter Along Sidewalks In The Downtown Core; The Long, High Hedges That Insulate Single-family Homes From The Din Of Arterial Traffic; And The Sculptural Lions Placed For Good Luck Atop Fenceposts In Front Of Many Homes, Especially On The City&8217;s East Side.&10;in Creating Snapshots And Then Laborious Drawings Of These Objects, Taizo Yamamoto, The Principal Of Yamamoto Architecture, Was Driven By A Fascination With How The Recurrence Of These Seemingly Mundane Objects Speaks To Omnipresent Issues Of Housing Unaffordability, Densification, And The Aspirations Of Diasporic Communities-concerns That Have An Uneasy Relationship To Celebrated Narratives Of Vancouver But Play A Prominent Role In Residents&8217; Everyday Lives.