New York 1987

"New York," a 1987 black and white photograph by Rosalind Solomon, portrays a close-up view of a person's torso, focusing on the lower abdomen. The subject's hands are resting on their stomach, which is adorned with a circular mark, perhaps a scar or medical insignia. The composition is intimate and direct, highlighting the vulnerability and personal experiences of the individual. Solomon's work is often characterized by its unflinching portrayal of human bodies and the complexities of identity. This photograph exemplifies her interest in exploring the human condition through candid and impactful imagery.