Daniele Frazier's public art piece Giant Flowers was chosen by the NYC Parks for Highland Park in Brooklyn/Queens. Watch the video and see more of Daniele's work at danielefrazier.com.
Rendering of the Giant Flowers by Trenton Duerksen.
03/16/17
Daniele Frazier's public art piece Giant Flowers was chosen by the NYC Parks for Highland Park in Brooklyn/Queens. Watch the video and see more of Daniele's work at danielefrazier.com.
Rendering of the Giant Flowers by Trenton Duerksen.
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— Sara DeLong, Spring 2010
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