Using imagery sourced from newspapers, magazines, and his own photographs, Robert Rauschenberg presents a somewhat mysterious composition. If the traffic signs, Coca-Cola logo, stenciled letters, and street scene feels a little overwhelming, then Rauschenberg’s work is delivering on its goal. Instead of replicating the intentions of advertising and street signs—succinctly communicating a specific message—he chose instead to create a murkier work that visualizes the constant barrage of information experienced in daily life.