This is the only image in my gallery that contains two Gormley figures. The foreground figure stands on a setback of the New York Life Insurance building at 26th Street and Madison Avenue. The other figure is three blocks away, at 29th and Madison. Yet I managed to isolate the figures in order to compare them. I contrast the figures in several ways: one is large, the other small. One is a partial figure – we see only his head and shoulders poking out of the parapet. The other is viewed at full length, seen standing in contrast to the size of the building it stands upon. One faces right, the other faces towards us. When we compare one figure to another, it seems as if they can’t help but recognize each other, and somehow converse.