Abandoned places are often fertile ground for artist collectives and other imaginative architects who can give free rein to their imagination. Gas stations are no exception to this rule! When they no longer serve their original purpose, these places can become true works of art, spaces of wonder, even poetry... These are initiatives we would like to see more often, and not just in abandoned places. Why not think about the future of gas stations in this way, to make the customer experience more artistic?
Our selection of art projects at gas stations
- Camille Walala in Fort Smith, Arkansas (United States)
- Craig & Karl in the White City neighborhood of London (England)
- Maser in Limerick City (Ireland)
Check out some photos of gas stations
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