Everything is in harmony: erosion at every scale, from the very large to the very small. Sign-making, too, has become like fast food: the disappearance of craftsmanship, graphic design, variety, taste. While the municipality busies itself with artificial embellishments and pointless additions, these real and existing works of art are being destroyed — or are being destroyed — with violence and tastelessness. In principle, the functional elements of a city, when they are good, are sufficient to make a city artistic, and there is no need for decoration and cosmetics (this is true of everything. Let us look at the cities we take pride in yet simultaneously destroy (!): is there any trace of cosmetics?).