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Bollards are stumpy concrete posts meant to prevent cars from driving into buildings or walkways. They are not typically described as cute or clever, funny or sneaky — or really as anything at all. But when Andrew Choate (@saintbollard) moved from South Carolina to Southern California, bollards became his muse. “I was attracted to their variety, and how neatly they lent themselves to formal composition,” says Andrew, who teaches creative writing at juvenile detention centers and uses his ripe imagination to articulate the purpose of his project. “Looking at the bollards as a kind of aesthetic and comic relief provides a way to see without hiding, a way to look that appreciates reality for what it is.”
Photo by @saintbollard

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