Social Justice Art in NYC (and Beyond)
I wanted to showcase artists whose art commented on important social issues in their community. As I began collecting pictures, I decided to include artwork from places outside of just NYC.
Kayleen Mercedes – Celebrating Caribbean Life Exhibition
This is an art exhibition featuring 10 images of paintings by Caribbean artists depicting the beauty of everyday Caribbean life and people.
Pockets of Human Connection
Any big city in this world holds unique stories of millions of individuals who feel joy, pain, frustration, loneliness, and love. In the past two years, the pandemic has both connected us and disconnected us in many ways. Through this exhibit, I wanted to share small moments of human connection, where despite being individuals who are all on a rather lonely journey to navigate this world, we all share vivid experiences, feelings, and emotions that though difficult to convey in words, can be expressed through art.
Rent-free Residents of the city: Wildlife in New York
This collection of photographs showcases the mostly unknown wildlife of New York City.
A Personal Journey
People’s memories all lie close to their hearts. For me, these memories are tied directly to food and give me comfort despite the stressful times.
Advertisements in NYC
In a business concentrated city like NYC, you won’t ever walk the streets without coming across an advertisement.
A Flash of Light Amidst Dark Times — A Photography Gallery
Division is prevalent in our society at large. However, moments of crisis unveil our shared human traits. Therefore, this photography gallery showcases these moments of unity during recent catastrophes.
The importance of personal landmarks in NYC
This is a gallery of my personal landmarks in NYC, where I hope that many realize the value of capturing memories with photography.
The Disconnection of Connection
Art that addresses technology addiction, misinformation, body image, and privacy infringement in the modern digital age
Appreciating Small Moments in NYC
We live in a chaotic city where we often tend to forget to appreciate the small things the city can offer. Appreciating small moments can range from a sunset, to train lights, or city lights.
