New York 1987

"New York", a 1987 black and white photograph by Rosalind Solomon, captures a young man in a relaxed pose, sitting in a chair in an interior space. The subject is facing away from the viewer and appears to be looking at something off-camera. The man is dressed in simple clothing and is surrounded by a minimalist interior. A large painting hangs on the wall behind him, likely another piece by the artist. Solomon's work often explores themes of identity and social interaction, and "New York" exemplifies her intimate approach to portraiture. Her focus on detail and candid moments captures the complexities of human experience.