New York 1987

"New York" is a black and white photograph by Rosalind Solomon, taken in 1987. The image depicts a man sitting in a chair in a room filled with artwork, including portraits and sculptures. The composition is centered on the man, creating a sense of intimacy and isolation. Solomon is known for her stark and often unsettling portraits, which explore themes of identity, power, and vulnerability. This photograph exemplifies her signature style, capturing a moment of vulnerability and introspection in her subject's gaze. The cluttered room and the subject's stoic demeanor create a sense of unease, leaving the viewer to contemplate the relationship between the man and the artwork that surrounds him.