In the series *New York Horizon*, the artist explores the horizon as more than just a boundary between earth and sky, highlighting its role as a symbolic intersection of human emotion and thought. Featuring iconic New York imagery, particularly the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan’s city skyline, the works blend historical resonance with contemporary vitality, illustrating the allure of horizons as a meaningful artistic motif.

The first photograph showcases the dynamic Manhattan skyline centered on One World Trade Center, employing a boat’s movement across the water as a leading line that draws viewers toward the skyscrapers. Its subtle interplay of cool blue-gray hues and hints of sunrise orange conveys tranquility, optimism, and modernity, while strategic foreground-background contrasts enhance depth and visual interest.

In the second photograph, the Statue of Liberty occupies a central, symbolic position against the backdrop of New Jersey’s modern skyline, emphasizing a striking dialogue between history and contemporary life. The consistent muted tones convey solemnity and reverence, while careful attention to perspective creates depth and structural clarity. Collectively, these works capture New York’s distinctive blend of historical depth and urban grandeur, reflecting a poised yet monumental city character.