I really feel that way in NYC subways. There are so many bizarre people around that very little attracts more than a second's notice. And even then, even more bizarre things and people will pop up quickly enuf. It provides, if not privacy, something that feels the same.
Much clearer now
Do you you know who the artist is who did the paintings?
I am sorry that I did not note it down. Ah, wait, I did shoot the label. Thanks for asking.
Shao Fan, 2009. It was on exhibit at the Met in 2014.
Thank you!
Beautiful portraits. The one on the right has some pretty nice framed artwork in the background for a subway 🤔
Thanks.
Changing the resolution does make the picture's beauty and meaning clear... and rather haunting.
Thanks for the better photo, makes sense now 😉
Oh, good. Thanks.
I am intrigued by the idea of privacy in a crowd. Beautifully illustrated in these portraits.
I really feel that way in NYC subways. There are so many bizarre people around that very little attracts more than a second's notice. And even then, even more bizarre things and people will pop up quickly enuf. It provides, if not privacy, something that feels the same.
Wow, and those "mountains" are also high-rise buildings!
Yes. I really didnt do it justice. The paintings were, as I remember about 6' wide and the detail vivid, so no mistaking in the originals