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🎨🏝️ This spring, 40+ students and faculty from Wenzhou-Kean University and Kean University (US) teamed up in #Wenzhou's Dongtou to design and build outdoor art installations. In just 8 days, they turned discarded coastal materials — nets, pipes, bottles — into 4 striking public artworks.

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@KeanUniversity What a meaningful project!

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@KeanUniversity Thank you! 💙 It was a true blend of creativity, teamwork, and sustainability — and a beautiful example of what Wenzhou and Kean can achieve together!

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