Placed side by side in his colorful collages, Kuzich says the passes represent San Francisco's shared Muni experience. At the same time, each pass once belonged to an individual passenger, each with a distinct identity and narrative. "You get on a bus and you see maybe 25 or 50 faces, but you don't really get behind the facade to know who the people really are," Kuzich said.
That started to change for Kuzich as people started to give him their expired passes, many accompanied by hand-written notes or in-person stories.
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