Irish graffiti artist Maser has turned an abandoned gas station in Limerick City, Ireland, into a colorful pop art installation.
The installation, titled ‘No.27 – A Nod To Ed Ruscha’, was inspired by American pop artist Ed Ruscha. It was created as part of a “transformative urban art project.”
Maser said, “My work often boldly juxtaposes old and new, past and present in the architectural elements, the visual grammar and choice of pallet. I hope to create work that surprises people and questions their relationship with the familiar and the norm and also how dissociated we are from the space around us.”
Check out more photos of Maser’s installation below.
[via Junk Culture and Street Art News]