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![]() ![]() ![]() Imagine if President Trump's tweets provoked calm and beauty rather than rage and fury. Such a realm really exists, though you'll have to slink beneath New York City to find it. A subterranean exhibition in Manhattan's Midtown neighborhood features hundreds of lavender plants and a lighting system powered by Twitter streams. When @realDonaldTrump or @POTUS fires off an early-morning musing, the small room's ceiling glows. As statements are retweeted, the fluorescent bulbs brighten to match the growing intensity. SEE ALSO: Dramatic Venice sculpture comes with a big climate change warning Martin Roth, an Austrian-born artist based in New York, said he wanted to address the "heightened anxiety" that's pervaded ever since Trump was elected last **vember. **t only have Trump's policies and rhetoric put people on edge — the flurry of news alerts, constant scandals, and he-said-she-said debates are also compounding our collective stress. Read more... More about Twitter, Science, Art, Donald Trump, and New York City ??????? ??????: This artist turned Trump's tweets into something beautiful || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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