The Metropolitan Museum is one of the many first places to stop at if you want to check out Ancient Greek and Roman Art from before centuries.

I spend a lot of my free time in museums observing, studying, and understanding the artworks and how the viewers engage with what the subjects.

I’ve also always enjoyed observing audiences because it has always been a part of the painter’s or sculptor’s vision to draw attention to their work in the way they wanted.

The observations I’ve gathered on different interactions inside of the Metropolitan is the motive for this photo essay.

The story of how art moves people all together, a  simple day in the home of the most ancient Roman and Greek art right here in New York City.