Edina Tokodi is a Hungarian artist strutting her stuff on the streets of Brooklyn, using a few licks of moss to create largely nature-focused imagery. The works adorn both the exterior and interior of buildings – she’s done a number of installations – but it’s her new take on street art that is raising eyebrows. A little quirk: the moss continues to grow after she’s fixed the piece. That’ll bring the streets alive if anything does.
http://www.lostateminor.com/2008/11/21/mosstika/
this is essentially the kind of thing we are looking at, moving the ministry of sound logo and ethos into a new environment.
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