"I enjoy the versatility that paint has as a medium. It affords me the opportunity to look at the world around me, and re-create it in a different perspective using splashes of color and value.
I'm retired from the FDNY. I've spent the past 20 years working on a sculpture of Fr. Mychal Judge consoling two firemen from a vision I had shortly after the attacks 9/11. I was befriended by Fr.
Blaine originally visited New York in February 2001, capturing images of the Two Towers in its final year. He knew this would become his second home, thus beginning his journey that he was destined for in life.
Bronna designed, and served as the project manager for the construction of, a 20.4 ft. tall stainless steel, titanium, granite and stained glass 911 Memorial monument built in Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, NJ.
I designed this card after 911 and each year I come into the city and leave it randomly on park benches, bus seats, Ground Zero, and wherever I can and not be seen.
Color and light allow me to explore life through semi abstract images inspired by nature. Emotions and my unconscious rumblings find their way through the language of painting to images that evoke a sense of silence, beauty and meditation.
This short piece of music, composed by an Arab/American, uses melodic elements from traditional Arab music and combines it with Chopinian Western harmonies.
"9/11 - Nine Eleven" Events run pictures. And emotions are shaken. Dust invades the space. People emerge from this extraordinary cloud of morbidity. Her color is that of a drama. The gray mist in which our emotions are lost. A plane ...
Contributed by: Alberto Cabra
- The Spanish version follows the one written in English. La versión en español se puede leer después de la escrita en inglés-
In response to the World Trade Center 9/11 tragedy, Ron became a Red Cross Chaplain working for four months at the Family Crisis Center and Ground Zero.
