Working with Boston Center for the Arts​, this signage for this public art installation that was installed around the installation and around Boston's Back Bay neighborhood to advertise its debut to the public.

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The Boston Center for the Arts selected artist Amy Archambault as the BCA Summer 2015 Public Art Resident. During her ten-week residency, Archambault created inMotion: Memories of Invented Play, a large-scale, interactive structure that invites participants to uncommonly explore one of the most ubiquitous learned activities – riding a bicycle. Featuring a four-section interactive structure fabricated from construction materials, athletic equipment, bicycles and additional accessories, inMotion fuses together the ideas and visual dialogues rooted in childhood play, group exercise, constructed place/landscape, and the body as an extension of space.