The eye-catching junk art wall in San Antonio showcasing creative recycling.
Phil Ross, a San Antonio property owner, is in trouble with city officials over his unique ‘junk art wall’ made from found objects. With citations issued for property maintenance, Ross questions the city’s sudden scrutiny after nearly 40 years of ownership. His display, which stretches 500 feet along a wooden fence, faces accusations of encroachment and creating a dangerous vibe, leaving the community divided about the issue. City representatives are working with Ross in hopes of a resolution while he grapples with the potential costs of cleanup.
In the City of San Antonio, a local property owner, Phil Ross, is finding himself tangled in a web of code compliance issues over his beloved, eccentric creation—a junk art wall that stretches across a lengthy wooden fence on his 2.5-acre piece of land near the picturesque Medina River. After calling this place home for almost 40 years, things have recently taken a turn that has left him scratching his head.
Ross’s fence, which spans about 500 feet, is not just an ordinary enclosure. Instead, it features an eye-catching—and some might say quirky—display of found objects that he meticulously curates throughout the seasons. From dolls and spare tires to toys and sporting goods, the “art” comes alive in a way that definitely stands out, celebrating a mix of creativity and neighborhood charm.
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