People leave messages everywhere in public spaces. Recommendations, calls, offers, declarations of love and warnings; on stickers, signs, pieces of paper, paints and flags; with glue, tape, thumbtacks, brush and screws. Messages that sometimes reach a large audience but sometimes no one. Only the wind, the rain and time manage to dissolve them into a vague print of what was once intended to inform someone else. Lost messages surround us for those who want to see them and wonder what was meant, sent or communicated. Whimsically designed remains of something that was important to mention.
                                                                                                              Lost messages.