A cross section of the Industrial Age serves as the foreground layer for a sunset that illuminates a flow of golden clouds and contrails in the pale blue evening sky. The abstracted foreground layer provides substantive context for these colorful pyrotechnics. The water tank, which blocks the sun, could be as old as the 20th Century itself. The buildings below it, which echo the diagonal flow of the overhead clouds, appeared in the mid 20th Century. A street light, bursting out of the trees to point at the tower, is from the late 20th Century. The streaking contrails, offering a diagonal counter thrust to the huge golden cloud, are trails from 21st Century jets. But it is the color that makes this scene memorable. The intensity of golden sun celebrates the end of another working day in Soho, the industrial heart of Old New York.