2026 Botanical Vibes - MTA Arts & Design Poster
Botanical Vibes by Amrita Marino, 2026
Amrita Marino’s Botanical Vibes highlights subway travel as a connection to New York City’s many parks, green spaces, and public gardens. Rendered in bold colors, the poster design depicts a joyful commuter’s arrival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, surrounded by twisting stems, vines, blooming flowers, birds, caterpillars, and other creatures.
Amrita Marino is an Indian-born, American illustrator living in the Hudson Valley New York after spending two decades in Brooklyn. She studied at School of Visual Arts in New York City. Her clients include Capital One, Penguin Random house, Starbucks, The New Yorker, The New York Times and MIT Technology Review.
Poster Measures 29.5 x 46 inches
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Description / 2026 Botanical Vibes - MTA Arts & Design Poster
Botanical Vibes by Amrita Marino, 2026
Amrita Marino’s Botanical Vibes highlights subway travel as a connection to New York City’s many parks, green spaces, and public gardens. Rendered in bold colors, the poster design depicts a joyful commuter’s arrival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, surrounded by twisting stems, vines, blooming flowers, birds, caterpillars, and other creatures.
Amrita Marino is an Indian-born, American illustrator living in the Hudson Valley New York after spending two decades in Brooklyn. She studied at School of Visual Arts in New York City. Her clients include Capital One, Penguin Random house, Starbucks, The New Yorker, The New York Times and MIT Technology Review.
Poster Measures 29.5 x 46 inches
What's The Story
| This poster was commissioned by MTA Arts & Design and was displayed throughout the subway system. The Poster Program commissions artists each year to create artwork that celebrates the city and its transit system. Posters are displayed on platforms throughout the city’s 468 subway stations and sold to the public at the Transit Museum Stores. The Program provides illustrators and other artists the opportunity to reach a broader public, while expressing the people, places, and purpose of the transit network with visual appeal and variety. |
