Do you know anything about this mysterious sculpture in San Diego’s South Bay, at the intersection of Hollister Street and Conifer Avenue? It’s a few blocks north of the Palm Avenue trolley station.
I haven’t walked this way in a long time, so I don’t know when the sculpture appeared. I took these photos last weekend.
Who created this fun artwork? Why are farewells painted in various languages? Why, on its back, is there a seemingly contradictory message Please No Art?
Two yellow hands on the mysterious sculpture appear to be cleaning while splashing drops of water. Could this have been a sign that once stood at the exit of a carwash? I’m racking my brain for an explanation.
Leave a comment if you happen to know anything!
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“So long, farewell
Auf Wiederseh’n, adieu..”. And that’s all I have to say, Richard.
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