A billboard for artist Thomas Ferrella’s “DRIFT” project, a series of what he calls “single-word poems,” stands above Atwood Avenue in Madison. The regionwide project will be up through April 20.
The artist who created one-word billboards throughout the Madison area hopes they will inspire an "inner dialogue" for passersby that could lead just about anywhere.
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One word on a billboard is meant to inspire inner thoughts. “The idea is to capture your attention with just this single word and let your mind go," says the artwork's creator.
Removing vegetation has become burdensome and expensive for both billboard owners and the DOT, Republican lawmakers say.
A billboard for artist Thomas Ferrella’s “DRIFT” project, a series of what he calls “single-word poems,” stands above Atwood Avenue in Madison. The regionwide project will be up through April 20.
The artist who created one-word billboards throughout the Madison area hopes they will inspire an "inner dialogue" for passersby that could lead just about anywhere.
One word on a billboard is meant to inspire inner thoughts. “The idea is to capture your attention with just this single word and let your mind go," says the artwork's creator.
