This series is my tribute to New York City, the place that shaped my imagination long before I ever lived here.

Growing up in Florida, I would spend hours sketching its skyline, tracing towers I had only seen in books or on screens. The city became more than a dream. It was a symbol of ambition, rhythm, and possibility.

Now, after three years of calling it home, these works are both a reflection and a thank you. Each piece reinterprets the landmarks that once existed only in my childhood drawings: the Chrysler, the Empire State, the Flatiron, the bridges, the towers, and the Statue of Liberty.

Every composition is created digitally in Photoshop using only a mouse, shaped through patience, repetition, and instinct. The process feels architectural in itself, built line by line until balance emerges. It is a quiet dialogue between control and intuition, structure and feeling, the same balance that defines the city it portrays.

Through this lens, I reimagine New York not as a collection of buildings but as a living rhythm of light, color, and emotion. Each piece captures the energy of a city that never stops becoming something new, a place where order meets chaos and imperfection turns into beauty.

For me, these works are a personal reflection of what New York represents: the pursuit of creation, the persistence to keep building, and the reminder that even in a city made of steel, the most human thing is still the act of imagining.