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This collection brings together benches and nearby street elements that quietly suggest affection, care, memory, or presence. From a Christmas-time intervention highlighting homelessness in Birmingham to playful lamp posts, heart-shaped seating, painted messages, and sculptural benches that turn reading or resting into part of the artwork, each piece uses familiar public furniture to communicate something personal.
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1. Love Is Here Bench
A metal bench carries a weathered sign reading “LOVE IS HERE,” mounted against a brick wall. The worn surface suggests long-term exposure and everyday use.
2. Love Bench
A sculptural bench spells the word “Love,” with red interior details following the curves of the letters. The piece functions both as seating and as a freestanding object placed in a park setting.
3. Open Book Benches
Concrete benches are shaped like open books, with printed text running across the seating surface. The repetition creates a small reading landscape integrated into a pedestrian area.
4. Umbrella Lamp Bench
A street lamp bends over a bench while holding an open umbrella, suggesting protection from rain. The installation combines standard street furniture into a single scene.
5. Leaning Street Lamps
Two lamp posts tilt toward each other beside a bench, creating the impression of interaction. The altered posture gives the objects a human-like presence.
6. Heart Frame Bench
A white frame with a suspended red heart surrounds a wooden bench. The installation is placed in a green, open landscape and invites people to sit inside the heart shape.
7. Red Heart Bench
A wooden bench painted bright red features simple white heart shapes along the backrest. The piece is placed along a path bordered by trees and greenery.
8. Reindeer Sleigh Bench — Banksy in Birmingham, UK
A stenciled mural of Santa’s reindeer appears to pull a real bench forward, turning it into a sleigh. The work was created beside a man sleeping on the bench, linking the festive imagery directly to homelessness during the winter period. More: Banksy? Who Is The Visionary of Street Art? (25 Photos)
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@stefano @zelu and some don't allow you to even put the already made coffee on the table so that you won't block others... Because, you know, you do the extra work, but still, the owner should be paid 😅😅
A true story, happened to me once in Rome..
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@kappazeta @thunderpussycat Non so come sei messo coi mezzi ma volendo puoi dare un occhio nella provincia di Varese. Tipo Brusimpiano, Lavena Ponte Tresa, Porto Ceresio…
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@stefano 🤞
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Cinque euro in più a pacchetto per finanziare prevenzione e sanità pubblica.
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Una scelta che riguarda salute, costi sociali e responsabilità collettiva.
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@pikesley fun fact, you can combine this with the «any machine is a smoke machine if you operate it wrong enough», doubly more so when considering that people cry when smoke gets in their eyes.
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