I love seeing old, forgotten things come back to life in the most unexpected ways. These non-working hydrants have been transformed into Star Wars-inspired art, and honestly, I couldn’t help but smile when I walked past them.
These were created by Filipino artist Jasmin Lacay. It’s part of BGC’s public art program, where artists transform everyday objects (like old hydrants) into interactive, fun pieces for the community. So these hydrants may not be fighting fires anymore, but they’re definitely keeping the force alive and making Terra 28th Park a lot more playful.
Haha! Oh, excellent!
Thanks…loved it too!
Those are adorable. Impossible not to smile. 😁
Oh yes! Thanks Pepper.
Great catch! I haven’t seen these. Thanks for sharing, will check them out when I’m in the area.
There are so many in that area. Hope you can visit it. Thanks Nes.
These are brilliant.
Thanks Scooj, I was so happy when I saw it.
This Public Art Project is a wonderful idea. Is the same one that did the boxes (not mail box, were they hydro boxes? I can’t remember), because those looked lovely too.
Stopping in from Natalie’s Weekend Coffee Share.
There are so many brilliant artists doing these sort of installations. I am not quite sure or whether I have seen the ones you mentioned.Thanks for stopping by.
What fun! We have quite a few hydrants that could do with the treatment xx
Oh, but I love your red hydrants.I think I have featured those hydrants here too.Thanks Jo.
Good fun Teresa
Definitely. Thanks Brian.
Fun!
Haha thanks Mama.
Oh. My. Goodness.
Too cute! So very clever and delightful!
Thanks Ju-Lyn. It definitely is a great transformation.
They’re cool and cute! Havent seen them around, will keep an eye out.
Hope You get to see it. Thanks Mrs
Oh, what fun!
Surely is! Thanks Sarah.
these are so clever, good job capturing them Teresa.
Thanks Leanne.
How clever to turn them into Star Wars inspired art.
Thanks Regina. Clever indeed. Glad to see you here.
Hilarious! 😀
Yes I think so too!
Fun art, Teresa. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Natalie.