Forty-Second Street

Forty-Second Street - painted with broad, confident brushstrokes ... Only, this picture is not painted, but was created from a photograph. Nowadays, it doesn't always have to be oil on canvas if you want to express something.

It is also the title of my photo book SOUNDS. Find it at Amazon!

And it is the title song of the musical Forty-Second Street from 1932.

Neon magenta and electric violet collide with rough textures and worn surfaces, suggesting an urban wall, subway exit, or the bones of a street corner late at night. The geometry is strict, but the color gives it pulse. This piece vibrates with the layered energy of city life — gritty and luminous at once. Forty-Second Street feels like a visual echo of voices, traffic, and solitude pressed into architecture.

If you'd like to listen to this song now, click here.