New York Fingerprints explores the material memory of the city — its walls, like skin, bearing the visible traces of time, decay, and human passage.
Graffiti, scratches, peeling paint and stains act as visual fingerprints: raw, ephemeral, and deeply embedded in the urban fabric.
In a city constantly reshaped by gentrification, these fragile marks become a form of urban archaeology — a silent archive of lives, gestures, and vernacular language on the verge of disappearance.
Unique edition (1/1) — signed & numbered
New York 2009 / 2010




























