By Alex Hutchinson
At first glance, Echoes of New York resists easy interpretation. A haze of light and shadow, layered and overlapping, refusing to settle into a single shape or building. But look closer, and the city begins to emerge. Captured from high above the skyline, this piece blurs the line between memory and moment, revealing New York not as it's usually seen, but as it's felt.
By Alex Hutchinson
At first glance, Echoes of New York resists easy interpretation. A haze of light and shadow, layered and overlapping, refusing to settle into a single shape or building. But look closer, and the city begins to emerge. Captured from high above the skyline, this piece blurs the line between memory and moment, revealing New York not as it's usually seen, but as it's felt.