Roberto Abraham Scaruffi: Sinkhole of Bureaucracy

Saturday 29 March 2014

Sinkhole of Bureaucracy


The trucks full of paperwork come every day, turning off a country road north of Pittsburgh and descending through a gateway into the earth. Underground, they stop at a metal door decorated with an American flag. Behind the door, a room opens up as big as a supermarket, full of five-drawer file cabinets and people in business casual. About 230 feet below the surface, there is easy-listening music playing at somebody’s desk.