Pandora Cube (Contingency)
Crafted from 6 authentic NYC Contingency Metrocards (DISCONTINUED 2024), this hand-folded origami cube turns everyday transit into a timeless tribute. Each cube captures a piece of the city’s grit, rhythm, and resilience — from subway rides at 3AM to the swipe that got you to your first apartment.
These rare Red-and-White MetroCard that were only given to students parents during the global COVID-19 pandemic and was phased out in 2024, this piece preserves a slice of urban history. No two cubes are alike — each one carries the scuffs, bends, and stories of a city in motion. It's part sculpture, part time capsule, and all New York.
Whether you keep it on your desk, gift it to a fellow train warrior, or just admire it like street art in 3D, the MetroCard Cube is a small reminder that in NYC, even your commute can become art.
Limited supply — once the Metrocards are gone, so is the magic.
Crafted from 6 authentic NYC Contingency Metrocards (DISCONTINUED 2024), this hand-folded origami cube turns everyday transit into a timeless tribute. Each cube captures a piece of the city’s grit, rhythm, and resilience — from subway rides at 3AM to the swipe that got you to your first apartment.
These rare Red-and-White MetroCard that were only given to students parents during the global COVID-19 pandemic and was phased out in 2024, this piece preserves a slice of urban history. No two cubes are alike — each one carries the scuffs, bends, and stories of a city in motion. It's part sculpture, part time capsule, and all New York.
Whether you keep it on your desk, gift it to a fellow train warrior, or just admire it like street art in 3D, the MetroCard Cube is a small reminder that in NYC, even your commute can become art.
Limited supply — once the Metrocards are gone, so is the magic.
Crafted from 6 authentic NYC Contingency Metrocards (DISCONTINUED 2024), this hand-folded origami cube turns everyday transit into a timeless tribute. Each cube captures a piece of the city’s grit, rhythm, and resilience — from subway rides at 3AM to the swipe that got you to your first apartment.
These rare Red-and-White MetroCard that were only given to students parents during the global COVID-19 pandemic and was phased out in 2024, this piece preserves a slice of urban history. No two cubes are alike — each one carries the scuffs, bends, and stories of a city in motion. It's part sculpture, part time capsule, and all New York.
Whether you keep it on your desk, gift it to a fellow train warrior, or just admire it like street art in 3D, the MetroCard Cube is a small reminder that in NYC, even your commute can become art.
Limited supply — once the Metrocards are gone, so is the magic.