David Reed Gamboa BrandhorstW 114th St between Riverside Dr and BroadwayHeart Four · Location 400 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Download photograph 12Video podcast0:00This father and son were drawn near the corner of West 114th Street and Riverside.0:07Walking away from Riverside, on the south side of the street,0:10the building is separated from the sidewalk by a small valley,0:14a shallow concrete moat filled with pipes and conduits.0:20These drawings were made on the tallest wall, just to the right of a glass door entrance,0:26below street level, facing towards Riverside.0:31This is David Reed Gamboa Brandhorst.0:35He was drawn in July of 2004.0:39His drawing is counting one person.0:43That's [unclear] that you actually dread0:45the drawing before you get to it.0:48I knew for two or three years, two years,0:51leading up to that point, that a drawing was going to be made,0:54and [unclear], I never looked forward to it.0:55Why were you dreading it? I don't understand.0:57Because of the emotional weight?1:00Yeah, mostly just because of the double tragedy, if you will.1:03The boy was really young.1:06I forget how old he was.1:08A year old range.1:11You know, a young, young child.1:13My guess is like three to five.1:21David, who was named for Daniel's brother, was adopted in 1998.1:25He had the spirit of Ron and the intellectual curiosity of Daniel.1:30He was three years old.← Location 399Heart Four · Location 400Location 401 →
