Upcycled traffic signs, aluminum, copper rivets

Boris Bally is the master of re-invention. Transforming road signs into utilitarian works of art, Bally gives recycled aluminum new life, in colorful, dynamic proportion. Carefully turned, Bally's platter pieces are spun and slightly pushed to a concave form, amplifying its original character. To place upon the counter, or hang on the wall, Bally's work is a multi-faceted piece ready to be admired for its use or its beauty. 

Effective charisma purvey this work by Bally. Adjoined upcycled street signs illuminate moments in time between the history of the material and its delightful composition. A definite, dark divide cleverly illustrates a rather intimate relationship between the anthropomorphic figure and the bicycle. Appropriately dominating their spacial spheres, the figures appear to move, as if drifting across their alabaster plane. Among the platter's outer periphery is a complimentary, reflective orange sign with pangs of black that streak across its area. Nicely reft with a block of white. Bally creates a piece of palpable dimension and complexity in a fine work of art.

• 24" (60.96cm) diameter of platter

• 3.50" (9cm) depth of platter

• Circular grommet is carved for custom designed bracket provided, in order to hang on the wall

• Pieces are sterilized clean with armor all

• Pieces may be hand washed

• Courtesy of DPW - Department of Public Works

• Highly reflective, outer periphery material may not be bent

• One of a kind