November 13, 2025 - 01:35

NYC Health + Hospitals’ Arts in Medicine department has revealed a striking large-scale sculpture titled "Ode (2025)" by artist Austin Lee. This captivating piece draws inspiration from the iconic works of Henri Matisse and is now prominently displayed in the atrium of Bellevue Hospital.
The installation aims to enhance the healing environment for patients, families, and staff, serving as a visual reminder of the importance of art in healthcare settings. The vibrant colors and dynamic forms of "Ode" resonate with Matisse’s signature style, evoking a sense of joy and creativity amidst the hospital setting.
The sculpture is part of an ongoing initiative to integrate art into the healthcare experience, fostering a sense of community and well-being. Visitors to the hospital are encouraged to take a moment to appreciate the artwork, which reflects the hospital's commitment to promoting mental and emotional health through artistic expression.
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