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Saint John, Canada
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IN TRANSIT
Saint John, Canada
We began in fog against a concrete wall. The missing element was deafening. Where was the colour?
The habituated form that the language of transit signs has taken in our lives has made these colourful icons nearly invisible. The ‘in transit’ bus stop and public art piece – challenges to bring into conscious awareness the language of the road and to reinterpret it’s meaning. ‘In Transit’ is comprised of 85 unique aluminum panels measuring 610mm wide x 3050mm high; 10 of which, are sculpted into simple benches whose form is inspired by the simplicity of the bus seat. Anchored to the existing concrete retaining wall, the panels create a new landscape of colour that runs along this once derelict street.
The habituated form that the language of transit signs has taken in our lives has made these colourful icons nearly invisible. The ‘in transit’ bus stop and public art piece – challenges to bring into conscious awareness the language of the road and to reinterpret it’s meaning. ‘In Transit’ is comprised of 85 unique aluminum panels measuring 610mm wide x 3050mm high; 10 of which, are sculpted into simple benches whose form is inspired by the simplicity of the bus seat. Anchored to the existing concrete retaining wall, the panels create a new landscape of colour that runs along this once derelict street.
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