El ojo del sol. Verano, ‘23

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El ojo del sol. Verano, ‘23
Every line is a memory.
The Irish Hunger Memorial at Vesey St. & North End Ave in Battery Park City.
Designed by sculptor Brian Tolle, the park commemorates the events of the Great Famine or Irish Potato Famine (1845-1852), hosting a 19th century cottage, flora native to the Emerald Isle and stones imported from and engraved with the signatures of its 32 counties.
Pictured is the exterior of the memorial (at dusk), which I shot well ago in March ‘20. Camera: Canon Rebel t3i/Lens: EF-S 18-55mm.
☘️Happy St. Paddy’s!☘️
a man can undergo numerous trials yet emerge none the wiser; wisdom invites man to defer to his lessons than tailor them to his narrative.
Artwork: “Nǐ zài zhǎo shénme?/Finding Mr. Lin” (2019), digital drawing
Artist: Myself
The recognition of self through impression.
Artwork: “My Love of Upholstery” (2024)
Artist: Sasha Gordon (IG: @sashaagordon)
Location: Moynihan Connector Billboard, The High Line (IG: @highlinenyc)
I’ll be where the WILD things are.
Artwork: “For Want of a Nail” (2000)
Artist: Arts for Transit
Location: 81st St-Museum of Natural History Station
MTA Arts and Design: @mtaartsdesign
MTA: @mta
Be a light in dark places.
“Beacons” by Onur, part of the Climate Action series by Street Art for Mankind
Location: 510 West 21st St. alongside The High Line
You can check out more of Onur’s work and the High Line, at their respective Instagram profiles: @onurpainting and @highlinenyc.
A bike messenger awaits a green light at the intersection of Delancey and Chrystie St.
We accept what we believe we are deserving of.
What is your belief?
Artwork: “Life Underground” (c. 2001)
Artist: Tom Otterness
Location: 14th St/8th Ave Station
Everybody has their “kinks” to sort out.
Protect thine own ass.
The right vantage is everything.
That time I spied a red-tail in the city. She spied too.
Battery Park, NYC. Autumn, ‘20.
Owning a lively imagination is invaluable.
So is clip art.
Self-portrait, ‘23.
“…not as the world giveth… “
shlama.
Celebrated forty-four years today with some homemade chocolate chip cupcakes and cream cheese frosting.
The end result? Well, the chips were swallowed whole, forming a very “dirty” bottom… crust (chuckles) and the centers failed to rise. You see, not only did I neglect to use baking powder but, I also, uh, got (giggles) a bit TOO happy with the hand mixer, thus disturbing the density of the batter.
Thankfully, there was nothing flat about the flavor.
It’s Gemini season: seeing double comes naturally.
A male Hooded Merganser out sailing for… well, it’s anyone’s guess.
The First Street Garden at 48 E. 1st Street in the East Village.
I shot this earlier in February, so its current condition is a mystery to me. Looked like a work in progress but isn’t everything.
Posed.
Poised.