Oil & acrylic on canvas
36 in H x 12 in W x 1.5 in D

When the Two Towers came down, we were inundated with photos. The images were everywhere – in magazines, newspapers, on TV. Richard Drew, a photographer from Associated Press captured the image of an unidentified man falling to his death.

The image was iconic. I thought I’d never forget it. But I did. Life goes on.

A few years later, I saw the Falling Man photo again when I least expected it. Suddenly, it hit me harder. I knew then that I never wanted to forget that image ever again.

So I painted a version of it that captures the image, as well as the pain and turbulence of that day.

Price
$1,200
7-day return policy

Contact me if you want to own this original work of art.

Limited number of prints also available.