Crossings & Passages
Since 2019, I’ve been exploring the bridges and arches of Central Park—unique, functional works of art built to allow people to cross over or pass under pathways in the park. But they also serve as focal points for the confluence of historical origins and contemporary life, where people converge to share their journeys, celebrate important events, and experience intimate moments. In Crossings & Passages, I attempt to trace these journeys, and my own progression from witness to inhabitant.
Gateway to Another Reality (Glen Span Arch)
Passing Into the Wonderland (Trefoil Arch)
Finding Tranquility (Gapstow Bridge)
Finding Clarity Within the Haze (Pine Bank Bridge)
Reflecting on Reality (Bow Bridge)
After the Rain (Bow Bridge)
Got to Get Back to the Garden (Ramble Arch)
Look, I Can Fly! (Dalehead Arch)
Paying Homage (Willowdell Arch)
Looking at You Looking at Me (Balcony Bridge)
Central Park Is for Lovers (Winterdale Arch)
When the Bridge Was Ours (Gapstow Bridge)
The Artist at the Intrados (Pine Bank Bridge)
The Night Crosser (Glade Arch)
Inside the Snow Globe (Gapstow Bridge)
The Artist Standing at the Threshold (Mountcliff Arch)
The Artist in the Hall of the Mountain King (Glen Span Arch)
Where We Meet (Inscope Arch)
Alice Entering Wonderland (Pine Bank Bridge)
Opposites Attract (Riftstone Arch)
Gazing Into the Mystic (Oak Bridge)
Meet Me in the Arcade (Bethesda Terrace Bridge)
On the Threshold of a Summer Eve (Greyshot Arch)
Frozen in Time (Oak Bridge)
Both Sides of the Story (Playmates Arch)
Ghosts in the Arch (Glade Arch)
Making Connections (Driprock Arch)
Greeting the New Day (Gapstow Bridge)
Through the Arc of the Arch (Winterdale Arch)
The Passage Back to the Place I Was Before (Greywacke Arch)