The Junk Artist: Phil Ross isn’t about to the let the city take down his tower of found objects
Half a mile from the South Side’s Donkey Lady Bridge, a giant melange of steel and discarded materials looms over the Medina River. At its summit, a banner flaps in the wind with a message of defiance: “Don’t tread on me.” The 50-foot-tall structure is composed of the decommissioned detritus of modern industry.
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