Swale on the Hudson River

Immerse yourself in the world of Swale, a project that has changed New York City's approach to food. This photograph captures the essence of Swale's second year, as it gracefully docks at the iconic Battery in Manhattan.

Since its inception in 2016, Swale has been at the forefront of a movement toward Public Food, reshaping the way New Yorkers interact with their environment. By serving as a catalyst and steadfast steward, Swale has proudly paved the way for the creation of the first-ever 24-hour public foodway in a New York City park. This photograph not only showcases Swale's presence but also serves as a symbol for the future. It encapsulates the urgency and significance of exploring alternative models of community-based food production, crucial for nurturing regenerative ecosystems and ensuring a sustainable future.

By owning this signed photograph, you not only acquire a piece of art but also become a part of Swale's mission to empower New Yorkers to actively participate in the journey toward ecological regeneration. Displayed in a simple 8" x 10" white wood frame, this brings the spirit of Swale into your home, reminding you daily of art's transformative power.

This photograph is signed on the verso and available in an edition of 200.