If you have a car running of road 128 between the towns of Westford and Fairfax, in the u.s. state of Vermont, you can have a bit of an unusual surprise, that rises far above the treetops.
the 54-year-old Ted Pelkey, namely revenge of the municipality in Westford built a big ‘fuckfinger’, which is two meters high and carved from a 350 kilo heavy pine block. Ted Pelkey has placed its ‘fuckfinger’ on a five-metre high steel rod. So ‘fuckfingeren’, which is also lit at night, projecting the whole seven metres up in the air.
Therefore, the 2000 residents of the small urban communities Westford constantly watch the Ted Pelkey’s now famous ‘fuckfinger’, as Ted Pelkey designed in anger over the fact that he got no from the municipality to build a large warehouse on its grounds.
It writes several local us media including Boston.com, the Burlington Free Press and WCAX3
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A beautiful picture of Ted Pelkey’s now famous ‘fuckfinger’, which is turned towards the town of Westford. (Photo: Facebook/Ted Pelkey’s Middle Finger Sculpture in Westford)
Ted Pelkey put the provocative sculpture up on Friday. And the ‘spiky finger’ to the municipality has already created plenty of debate among the locals.
Ted Pelkey’s has over 10 years we have had a case pending with the municipality, where he has applied for permission to build a 730-square-metre industrial building on its large private plot, because he wanted to move his business in the city in addition to its private grounds, where there is plenty of room to expand the business.
But Ted Pelkey has all the time received no answer from the municipality.
Allison Hope, who is the chairman of the committee in the municipality that has said no to Ted Pelkey moves his business, however, can not say no to the giant’s fuckfinger’, as Ted Pelkey now sends her indirectly with his sculpture.
The big ‘fuckfinger’ is not an advertising poster, as it is forbidden to set up in Vermont. ‘Fuckfingeren’ falls rather into the category of ‘work of art’. ‘Fuckfingeren’ is in fact carved by a local artist, Ted Pelkey do not want to name.
