DOW Indexed

This piece of art is a visual representation of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) over the past 25 years. The graph has been carefully rendered on a yellow background, with each successive year represented three ascending lines as time progresses forward. This colour choice was made to represent optimism and hope for increased prosperity, showcasing how even though there have been some fluctuations in stock prices over time, there has ultimately been growth overall. 3 lines give the illusion of blurriness from far away, but become more clear as you get closer.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), also known as “the Dow” or “the DOW index” is one of the most widely used market indicators in North America and around the world today. It measures stock performance across 30 different large-cap stocks traded on exchanges like NASDAQ and NYSE that are considered representative of overall US economic performance - companies like Walmart Inc., Apple Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., etc.. Created back in 1896 by Charles Henry Dow and Edward David Jones, it remains an important indicator for investors who want to gauge short-term trends or make long-term decisions about their portfolios based on larger movements within financial markets worldwide.