Public Art: Finally, a solution to unsightly utility boxes
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Hats off to Joshua Callaghan of Los Angeles for coming up with a way to not only hide those utility boxes you see all over your neighborhood, but to also turn each one into something of a conversation piece. Callaghan calls it “public art” after answering a call from the city of Los Angeles to somehow disguise the boxes.
More photos after the jump…
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Public Art [JoshuaCallaghan.com via Telegraph.co.uk]
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