After years running from Summers anywhere, I was brought to New York by some irresistible desire of reencountering the streets of Manhattan in August (2023), the first one totally free of fears and constraints decurrent of pandemics. And there it was as ever, that luminescence, an incomparable new-yorker unique style of a city, where light melts concrete, life and joy, a perfect canvas wherever your eyes can achieve. “concrete, life and joy” is the theme of this short essay of photographs distributed into two sets: set#1 – Summer lights in the streets of Manhattan, exposing ten photographs of such a kind of art one can find just looking around; set#2 – Summer lights indoors: faces and bodies in Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This is set#2 - Summer lights indoors: faces and bodies in
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
