New York Waterfront Diary

These previously unpublished images of New York's waterfront are presented here as part of a unique editorial project that explores the intersection of photography, memory, and cultural documentation.

The iconographic perspective is analysed and discussed in depth through Pauline Vermare's interview with Sophie Fenwick, and finds further literary development in the photographer's poetry. Fenwick began working on these poetic pieces during the pandemic, and they are used here to accompany and deepen the visual narrative. The language of photography is employed across a series of black and white and color shots to retrace the memory of a transformation and to express the urgency of documentation.

 What begins as a personal artistic vision evolves into something universal and resonant. The invitation to travel voiced by Fenwick emerges as visual poetry articulated through a carefully curated series of pictures, each of which possesses the potential to become a true icon in its own right. This thoughtfully designed volume presents a complete artistic statement that bridges image and word. Text in English and French.

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