Cristian M. Verdejo

Corners of a city in motion. The time does not matter: at dawn, in the afternoon and or at sunset. Human tides that travel the Big Apple in search of a cup of coffee,
from the subway to work, from a meeting with friends, the constant human “tingling” at a museum, 5th Avenue or a Sunday lunch in Williamsburg.
The images, the streets and the New Yorkers flow, in a permanent evolution like daily life. Human, concrete, architecture, water, streets, open and closed spaces
that intersect and interact with a constant: the slow evolution of a city through whose margins and veins flows a river in permanent motion.