Strange signs – here is the explanation
There is a new sign in Västra Järnvägsgatan. ”When I caught sight of it, I it cheered me up”, says someone who lives nearby.
Broby • Publicerad 5 juni 2020
”Eveything will be all right”, it says on the sign hanging on a lamppost.
But it is not only Broby that has got a mysterious sign. Everything appears to come from artist Mikael Richter. He works with art that makes a break from what is traditional. The signs are go be found in a number of places all over the country.
There is a sign in Knislinge too, at Sigfrids Höjd , where it says ”Carpe Diem’” (seize the day).
Goingehem are behind the idea – they ordered the signs online.
– More signs will pop up, little messages in all the villages, says managing director Henrik Loveby, pleased with the administraion’s plan to spread a little happiness.
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