through April 13th 2014
Following the financial crisis of 2008, Rose Marcus began photographing vacated retail spaces. The storefront glass and the disused spaces behind them presented abstractions in dust and debris, layered with reflections of New York city streets and pedestrians. Amongst the rushing figures the silhouette of a woman, camera in hand, is a recurring motif. Her reflection is bisected by the momentary frame of the reflective surface, or the more enduring frame of the composed image. She's stopped, taking the picture she's in.
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