or be visiting New York City,
take
the Lexington Ave Line to visit a newly sprouted station,
the recently reopened 28th Street Station in
New York City,
has sprouted a huge blossoming
glass flowers by artist Nancy
Blum,
ROAMING
UNDERFOOT depicts plants that were chosen from the Madison Square Park Conservancy’s Perennial Collection because
of their ability to withstand climate change,
such as Red Buds, Magnolias, Hellebores, Witch Hazel, Daffodils, and Camellia, “Blum’s intent was to capture some of the magic of the nearby park, regarded as an urban sanctuary, and to enhance the station environment for transit riders,” explains the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in a statement about the new work, check out more of Blum’s floral drawings and public art on her website, if you are commuting or visiting, what a colorful, bright way to start your day.
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