Angle rue neuve - avenue Paul Vaillant Couturier 

Epsylon Point’s ‘Angle rue neuve - avenue Paul Vaillant Couturier’ presents a commonplace object, transformed through layers of graffiti and wear. The bin's original form is simple, almost industrial, a utilitarian block in lilac and black. What draws the eye is the palimpsest of markings—swirls, blotches, and remnants of posters that create a chaotic surface. The artist's additions are not mere decoration, they challenge our perception by obscuring the bin's function. The composition destabilizes the traditional figure-ground relationship. The layers of additions compete with and overwhelm the original form. Semiotically, the artwork raises questions about urban space and artistic intervention. It challenges the notion of public property and invites viewers to reconsider the meaning of street art. Ultimately, this piece operates on the edge of artistic definitions. It transforms the mundane into a complex statement, provoking us to see value beyond surface appearances. It's a reminder that art can emerge in the most unexpected places.