Artist Reimagines Ordinary Street Signs

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Jovana A
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Streets signs aren’t exactly known as being an inspiration to many artists, but that’s exactly why Clet Abraham is unique. This Italian artist comes up with creative messages that completely change the meaning of the ordinary signs you see every day.

Abraham adds funny twists but keeps the original messages that need to communicate with drivers and passengers intact. His mission is to make signs less boring by revamping them and making them more appealing.

Check out our favorites below and find more of his work on his Instagram page. Are you a fan of creative art like this or do you think that road signs shouldn’t be messed with?

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This mine design isn't new, but the photo was nice

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Contrabasso, perché la freccia indica il basso?

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Solo chi si prende troppo sul serio rischia di passare per un buffone. Domenica prossima, 2 ottobre, festeggio i miei primi 50 anni, siete quindi tutti calorosamente invitati (sul serio) per una bevuta nel mio studio di Firenze, via dell'Olmo 8r, alle ore 19. Spero sinceramente vedervi numerosi, anche perché potrebbe essere l'ultima occasione; due giorni dopo, martedì 4 ottobre, ci sarà l'udienza del procedimento penale contro la scultura l'"Uomo Comune", e se va male mi toccherà chiedere l'asilo politico in Francia. Only who takes himself too seriously may end up looking like a clown. Next Sunday, october 2, I celebrate my first 50 years and you are all warmly invited for a drink in my studio in Florence at 7 pm I sincerely hope to see you numerous because it may be the last time; 2 days after, Tuesday October 4, there will be the hearing of the criminal case against my sculpture " The Common Man", and if it goes wrong I'll have to ask for political asylum in France.

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