Broken River Glass Acrylic Print

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The shore line of the East River in Astoria Park, Queens, New York, is made up of more than a half a century's litter of millions of pieces of broken glass from discarded beer and soda bottles mixed with sand and rocks. Some of the pieces still have the logos and imprints from the original bottles and older pieces are worn smooth by the rivers tides and waves.

The photographic story of photographer Cate Franklyn began when she moved back to her old neighborhood of Astoria Queens, New York. With camera in hand she continues to rediscover the beauty of the urban landscape of her youth and newly discovering its dynamic redevelopment. She captures images of the ordinary and makes them extraordinary as seen through her urban eyes. As seen through her imagination, Cate Franklyn has also discovered the fun and excitement of creating digital art through Artificial Intelligence. She can create art way beyond her wildest imagination.