Artist Replaces Broken Letter Tiles in NYC Subway Stations With Handmade Moss Art
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Korean-American artist Eujue installed a moss-covered ceramic E tile to replace a missing letter at the Delancey-Essex Street subway station in Manhattan, and Mayor Mamdani's office reached out to collaborate on further nature-oriented public art interventions around the city.
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