Local artists in the city have created a number of humorous road signs as part of an outdoor art project. I love these two!
This first sign, “Duck” is by a friend, Hitoko Okada, a fashion artist. In this piece, she uses Kaomoji, the Japanese smileys and emoticons. Hitoko describes that by pairing “duck” on a caution sign, it is a “humorous traffic warning for overhead hazards like falling glass from poorly constructed condos” and other poorly constructed projects. “In general a warning for oncoming hazards on life’s unpredictable path when the city and corporation keep passing up the response-ability.” For more on Hitoko’s art, visit her website, Hitokoo.com.
The second sign is by Matthieu Leger and is a commentary on the 21st century “obsession with disseminating one’s location and circumstances.”
For more on this project, visit The Road Sign Project.
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Not sure it looks like duck, but I think it’s adorable 🙂
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Thanks for the feature post AM. And what a fun blog! I am enjoying.
😄 Thanks my friend.
Fun signs! Happy you enjoyed my images of the rainforest. Thank you!
Love the last sign it does make me smile!
Me too. 😄