NYC Subway Noir
In 2019, I embarked on the “NYC Subway Noir” project as a personal mental health endeavor during a difficult period—a divorce and separation from my children. The daily subway commutes became moments of solitude and one day, I was struck by the sight of a man sobbing, reminding me of my emotional struggles. This encounter inspired me to photograph others during my commutes, helping me heal. The COVID-19 pandemic hit just as I felt ready to conclude the project, and the fear of the unknown compelled me to continue documenting subway life. “NYC Subway Noir” concluded in 2023 with a solo exhibit at Slipstitch Studios a contemporary art gallery in Seattle, Washington.
NYC Subway Noir 2019-2023
Slipstitch Studios
Exhibit Nov 1 - Dec 23 2023
Dye Sublimation on Metal Aluminum Floating Mount 24" x 24"
Morning in the big apple (2019}
Sobbing (2019)
Weekend date (2019)
Musicians Life (2019)
Typical afternoon in NYC (2019)
Untitled 1 (2019)
A little privacy (2019)
Pondering (2020)
Lost sandel (2019)
Bling (2019)
Stars (2019)
Summer in the city (2019)
Summer style (2019)
May 19th (2020)
We are all in this together (2020)
First June in of COVID (2020)
Monday with a friend (2021)
Enjoying an adult beverage (2020)
A quiet moment (2019)
Collapsed upon oneself (2020)
Long day (2023)
Shortcut (2022)
Q train (2022)
Friday (2023)
Nightshift (2023)