Captured from Chicago’s Concrete Beach in July 2019, Chicago Skyline Reflections in Lake Michigan is a celebration of calm and light. The city glows softly under the evening sky — the lights of the skyline mirrored in the gentle waves of Lake Michigan. From the vibrant Ferris wheel of Navy Pier to the striking silhouette of the John Hancock Center, every reflection adds depth and serenity to the scene.

That night along the shoreline, the air was warm and still — one of those quiet midsummer evenings when the city seems to pause and breathe. The water’s surface caught every shimmer of color, turning the lake into a painter’s canvas. This piece captures that balance between energy and stillness — the pulse of the city meeting the calm of the lake.

Part of The Everyday Collection, this artwork brings fine art into daily life with understated sophistication. Available exclusively as a vibrant metal print in three ready-to-hang sizes, it’s designed to fill your space with light, reflection, and calm urban beauty.

Metal Prints
Each image is infused directly into aluminum through a dye-sublimation process, creating luminous color and depth. Metal prints are exceptionally durable, even suitable for outdoor spaces, and resist fading, scratching, and moisture. Every piece arrives ready to hang, so it can go straight from the box to your wall.

Shipping & Delivery

Each piece is custom-made to order, ensuring the highest level of quality and attention to detail. Production typically takes up to 5 business days. Once complete, your artwork ships directly to you, securely packaged and ready to hang.

All orders within the continental United States ship free of charge. For international collectors, please contact me directly to arrange shipping.

To speak with an Art Consultant and explore custom options, please contact us directly

My work has been featured at Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport (Terminal 1) and the Minneapolis Convention Center, and can be seen in person at my studio in Gallery Aurora at the Northrup King Building, Minneapolis.