Street art · Barcelona

Linia de la Verneda (A)

By Francesc Torres

A sunlit Barcelona sidewalk splits open into a long steel seam etched with Catalan text — 'Línia de la Verneda' turns pedestrian pavement into a conceptual poem, echoing land-art traditions of inscribing language directly into public space.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, photo via Wikimedia Commons.

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