“We started with the idea that the piece should have an urban vibe and a sense of a place here, on an ordinary day people live their lives both seen and unseen; alone yet interconnected. We hope that the figurative aspects of the painting, which reflect something of our experience of urban existence, both in large and small cities, are open-ended enough to allow the viewers to bring their experience of city life to their interpretation and appreciation of the work.”
is located at 405 Warren Street, a commercial and residential street in our city of Hudson, NY. The 405 Project is a space of integration and support, striving to build equity and opportunity for a diverse community of artists, creatives, and thinkers..
Chronogram Magazine
On the Cover: Pauline Decarmo | July 2020
"My work is based on my surroundings, past and present," says Pauline Decarmo in her artist mission statement. "I'm motivated by things that move me, thrill me, and anger me."
