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June 29, 2005

"Delete! - Delettering the Public Space"

This initiative took place for 3 weeks in Vienna. They actually wrapped up all signs, brands and stuff that involves dictating or pointing out consumerism. Company logos were also covered, only signs important for traffic were left uncoverd.
This art project was organized by Christoph Steinbrener and Rainer Dempf.


Enjoy,

David

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