Original weathered 30 km/h road sign, UPX-0011, featuring extensive rust, graffiti and surface deterioration, part of Scoobafish's Urban Pixel project.
Reverse side of UPX-0011, a reclaimed metal road sign with natural rust and original factory-mounted brackets, used in Urban Pixel land art.
Close-up of UPX-0011 showing corroded metal, peeling reflective coating, perforations and graffiti on a reclaimed road sign.
Urban Pixel Archive Plate UPX-0011 by Scoobafish, documenting the original 30 km/h road sign with front, reverse and detail photographs.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Original weathered 30 km/h road sign, UPX-0011, featuring extensive rust, graffiti and surface deterioration, part of Scoobafish's Urban Pixel project.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Reverse side of UPX-0011, a reclaimed metal road sign with natural rust and original factory-mounted brackets, used in Urban Pixel land art.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close-up of UPX-0011 showing corroded metal, peeling reflective coating, perforations and graffiti on a reclaimed road sign.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Urban Pixel Archive Plate UPX-0011 by Scoobafish, documenting the original 30 km/h road sign with front, reverse and detail photographs.

UPX-0011 — Original Urban Pixel Artifact

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A genuine decommissioned road sign, recovered in Sardinia and transformed into an original component of Scoobafish's Urban Pixel land art project.

Marked by extensive corrosion, weathering, graffiti and traces of its former life, this unique 60 cm road sign has participated in two installations: Concerto 0, where its reverse side was displayed, and It Takes So Little.

Its original surface remains unaltered, preserving the character and history of the object.

Each artifact is individually catalogued in The Archive and accompanied by its original archive plate and a Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance documenting its participation in the installations.

Only a limited selection of original road signs from each installation will be released to collectors.