Abandoned bike skeletons as urban sculptures

March 6, 2013 By Joe T. 1 Comment

Some artists delight in showing us things we’ve never seen before, and others show us things we see all the time, but never really notice; through their eyes, we discover something that we didn’t know was there, a fresh perspective on hidden art.

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Benedict

Ok, I’m exactly balanced on the fence about “ghost bikes” or those neon spray painted bikes you see rotting around town, but this tips me over into pointless. This doesn’t make me discover a fresh perspective, this reminds me of garbage. I see them all the time, and I notice them all the time.

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