Piece description from the artist
This photograph shows a man commuting through Harlem while listening to music. The Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s impacted art, literature, and music in a manner that forever altered the American cultural landscape and opened the door for so many African Americans to create new music that embraced their culture. In a place so connected to justice, change and music, it would be interesting to know what music this commuter was listening to that day.
Consumed by wanderlust, Nicole travels with camera in hand aiming the lens at both the epic beauty—and the smaller oddities—of our everyday lives. From sweeping landscapes of the American Southwest to an old Italian gentlemen serenading his friends via waterbus, Cecere chronicles life as it unfolds in front of us. In Brooklyn, Cecere (aka Nicole Ahern) works with her husband Thomas Ahern as a freelance location scout for commercials and movies, conveniently bringing her to places and moments ready for capture.
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