New York 1987

Rosalind Solomon's 1987 photograph, "New York," is a powerful black and white portrait of an anonymous man. The subject, captured in a close-up, sits in a chair, his face and body covered in lesions, a stark reminder of the impact of illness. Solomon's work often explores themes of vulnerability, illness, and the human condition, drawing the viewer into intimate moments of hardship and resilience. This photograph, a powerful example of her style, highlights her interest in capturing the raw realities of life.