Real Estate Sign Collage
Take a clothes rack, decorate the telescoping poles with red and yellow electrical tape. Then design (in Excel), print and laminate some promotional posters and affix them to the top rung with more electrical tape. Stabilize the whole thing with four full PET bottles of water secured with duct tape to the base.
Materials: Clothes Rack, Duct Tape, Electrical Tape, Laminated Paper
Location: Aoyama Dori, Tokyo
Post Box in Yanaka via @janlindenberg
From the inspiring and learned Jan Lindenberg comes “an extreme case of post box fixing with massive amounts/layers of duct tape. And interesting enough, it still seems to be in operation and recognised by the mailman as a legitimate interface to deliver the newspaper” – Fantastic!
Materials: Duct Tape
Location: Yanaka
Street Sign in Wire and Tape
Street sign in central Harajuku holding on with the help of wire and tape. Wire bent over walls is a common method of attaching something to the wall without nails, bolts or other methods which leave marks/traces or otherwise damage the surface (see last photo).
Materials: Wire, Duct Tape
Location: Harajuku, Tokyo