I notice you're looking at "Subway Riders in NYC." What do you find interesting?

That's true. I aimed to portray the everyday life of New Yorkers. Notice how four of the six riders are engrossed in their newspapers, much like how people today are absorbed in their cell phones.

She does stand out. Her gaze creates a connection with the viewer, adding a layer of depth and curiosity to the otherwise routine scene.

Indeed. The rise of photography influenced this work. I wanted to capture a moment in time, reflecting the life and rhythm of the city.

Yes, it shows how some aspects of city life remain constant over time. The individual experiences in a shared space, the absorption in personal activities – these are timeless elements of urban life.

1914

American Impressionism
Subway riders in NYCby F. Luis Mora

1914

American ImpressionismSubway riders in NYCby F. Luis Mora

American Impressionism
Subway riders in NYCby F. Luis Mora