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When the mind turns to Miami, a lush, green environment of flora and fauna are often not one’s first visual reference. Instead, thoughts center on the beach, where bathers trek to sandy shores and aqua water and the only grove is one of palm trees.
The Bass installation by Abraham Cruzvillegas in collaboration with landscape designer Jean Sarmiento will bring wildlife to Miami through native plants.
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