A foggy NYC skyline is photographer Piaskowski’s pallet and muse. Pictures find the ordinary at play with the ephemeral in a series taken during the pandemic.
Piaskowski, a founding member of the Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association (RIVAA) in New York City, shows her work locally and throughout the U.S.
Spurred by the coronavirus pandemic, isolation became a theme, but she refused to give in.
Picture taking safaris kept her eye fresh. Then, one foggy NYC day, she captured the lyrical contrasts of skyline and island. Here, she shares the results with us.
Piaskowski’s Foggy NYC Skyline
But a closer look approaches water color textures and blends softening the city.
The effect is dreamlike and fully real at the same time.
Piaskowski invites you to enjoy more of her pictures on Instagram.
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