December 26th was not the end for these lucky pines in NYC. Artist Michael Neff rescued more than a handful of Christmas trees from a sad, dried out, sidewalk fate by installing them as a pine-scented installation beneath the Brooklyn Queens Expressway. Setup at the highly-trafficked Metropolitan Avenue and North 6th Street, Neff’s installation infuses some much needed greenery into the stark industrial site.
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