"Love in the Storm."
Like most of you, my heart has been buffeted by the storms in my life.
This piece is a reminder that life doesn’t exactly come with gentle weather. It was born from the truth that storms happen – loud ones, long ones, the kind that shake you up. And still, somehow, we keep going. Love has a way of showing up like a small, steady lantern. Not dramatic. Not flashy. Just enough light to see your next step.
It calls you back to yourself when everything feels scattered. It reminds you that softness can survive impact. Love doesn’t need armor to be strong. Sometimes it’s the very resilience that carries us home.
Three curated artworks, all about
love, love, love
"I Love All of You." Think of this as a love note slipped into your commute.
This piece imagines love not as something you earn, but something already humming in the background – in the air, in the noise, in the tiny invisible pieces that make up you and me and this whole city. You don’t have to be your best self right now. You don’t have to have it all figured out. You’re still included.
If this feeling lightens your step even a little, that’s the point. Love, in its biggest form, isn’t picky. It doesn’t keep score. It just exists and you’re already inside it.
"Look How She Shines."
This is a love letter to home.
To oceans and deserts. To wind that whispers and snow that surprises. From hot summer swims and quiet forests and every living thing figuring it out alongside us. Our planet is not just where we live. It’s what holds us. A bright, floating reminder that we belong to something beautiful, even on an ordinary everyday commute.
Our first pop-up installation is taking place February 9–March 8 at West 4th Street Subway Station… Make this your love stop!
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Where will love appear next? When will the artist step into view?
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