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70 x 56cm, Edition of 295, Giclée print

One of many colour-themed works in the Train Tracks series, Train Tracks Green is a 2020 artwork that demonstrates Dylan's practice of revisiting themes with different emotional registers, much as his live performances continually reinterpret familiar songs. This print, released in an edition of 295, uses soft, pastel green tones to transform industrial railway infrastructure into a commentary on personal journeys and continuity.
Train Tracks Green uses muted shades of green to create an evocative atmosphere that captures both movement and contemplation with a stormy, unsettling edge. The railway tracks, extending towards the horizon, symbolise the passage of time, both in Dylan's constant geographical movement throughout his Never Ending Tour, and more generally throughout life. His technique blends Impressionist influences with contemporary expression, using bold brushwork to convey depth and motion. The green and subtle blue palette suggests growth and renewal, contrasting with the industrial infrastructure to create tension between natural and manufactured environments.
This work connects directly to Dylan's Minnesota childhood, where freight trains provided both visual and sonic backdrop to his formative years. The recurring railway motif within the broader Drawn Blank print series represents Dylan's most autobiographical visual symbol, linking personal history with broader American experiences of migration and possibility. Repeated across different iterations in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2018, 2020, and beyond, this compositional thread demonstrates his method of exploring identical themes through different emotional lenses, mirroring his approach to live performance where familiar songs receive fresh interpretation.