Clet's road signs

Clet Abraham is a celebrated contemporary French artist who has elected Florence as his artistic home since 2005; his works are fascinating examples of street art to be seen in the city.

Clet’s urban art is expressed on street signs found on street corners, graphic grafts on urban signs that give eye-catching nuances in the form of sticker art.
An art that enters the everyday by revealing itself in unsuspected contexts and becoming part of the Florentines’ routine: signs populated by little men clinging, working, fleeing, masking under the guise of a game a reflection on chaotic city life.

Not just stickers, Clet’s Man is an iconic sculpture installed on the Ponte alle Grazie, proudly facing the Ponte Vecchio: an expression of brazen freedom against the constraints of rules and conventions.

Clet Abraham’s stickers simply and directly communicate concepts of a universal nature and have become the quintessential symbol of Florentine street art.
Gleams of art to be seen and discovered with curiosity during a walk along the alleys of Florence.