"First Sight" is a poignant self-portrait created by the artist in April 1977 while facing an uncertain future in Atlanta, Georgia. At the time, the artist awaited a decision on their green card, symbolizing a pivotal moment of transition and anticipation. The artwork, a simple line drawing, captures the artist's introspective state and the sense of longing for a future yet to unfold. Through minimalist strokes, the portrait symbolizes the artist's place in their own imagination, encapsulating the essence of creativity and self-discovery during a period of uncertainty.

"First Sight" holds a significant place in the artist's personal journey, representing a snapshot of their life and artistic expression during a pivotal moment in time. While it may not have been publicly exhibited, this introspective artwork serves as a testament to the artist's resilience and creative spirit.

For collectors intrigued by the intimate beauty of "First Sight," custom prints may be available upon request. These prints offer admirers the opportunity to bring the artist's introspective self-portrait into their own spaces. To inquire about purchasing a print or obtaining further details about the original artwork, please get in touch.