Rather than documenting the city, I reconstructs it through contrast — where light defines space, and shadow reveals what remains unseen.

In my images, people are not the subject, but a momentary interruption within a larger order.
They enter, cross, and disappear, leaving only traces of movement in the geometry of light.

My work is driven not by events, but by waiting — waiting for the precise alignment between structure, light, and human passage.

What emerges is not a narrative of the city, but a meditation on absence, rhythm, and the invisible forces that shape how we exist within space.