Rome 67 (Homage to F.K.) 1973

"Rome 67 (Homage to F.K.)" (1973) is a black and white photograph by American photographer Aaron Siskind (1903-1991). This work showcases Siskind's signature style of abstract photography focusing on the texture and form of the everyday urban environment, often capturing details like graffiti and walls. Siskind was a key figure in the development of "New Vision," a movement that rejected traditional photographic representation in favor of exploring abstraction and form. This work highlights Siskind's ability to capture a sense of depth and drama through the play of light and shadow.