From parking signs to shopping carts: One Queens artist ensures you're never without a place to sit
Roughly halfway between the 88th Street and Rockaway Boulevard A train stops in Ozone Park, New York, one inconspicuous rooftop is littered with what appears to be trash. Bicycles, shopping carts and car parts are strewn about.
But upon further inspection, this rooftop is actually a showroom of sorts. The debris scattered about are works of art: makeshift chairs made up of a variety of materials, composed and welded together by 37-year-old Queens artist Sateesh Parsotan. This rooftop, above the
But upon further inspection, this rooftop is actually a showroom of sorts. The debris scattered about are works of art: makeshift chairs made up of a variety of materials, composed and welded together by 37-year-old Queens artist Sateesh Parsotan. This rooftop, above the