FuelTruck

In this scene, a large gray tanker truck is parked at a modern, sleek gas station. The truck, with a recognizable tanker shape and flatbed trailer, is a common sight at fueling stations. Visitors and travelers can spot the usual components of a contemporary gas station. Things like the slanted roof and one visible gas pump is enough signage that commercially refueling areas are common. Customers would see this type of pump where they stop their car to refuel. Parked near the pumps or maybe a shop and pumps is just an example. The scenario presses on the fuels industry, focusing on transport and the sale of gasoline. The picture follows a gender deduction as it eliminates any individual consumer activity or presence in the scene. The artist seems to focus only on the elements that make up the selling process of fuel. The truck stands for an industry where gas is delivered and sold, satisfying those who depend on big tankers. Each tanker truck is seen as a passenger that can fetch and transport mounds of petroleum. The tower representing the truck serves as a comparison to what is asked from fuel refillers. The modern design also suggests a market and time in which arenas of gas are flourishing.
Refueling Revolution at the Pump
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