Untitled (Walking Observations)

This project develops through walking and sustained attention to spatial conditions. Rather than seeking events or decisive moments, the images arise from intuitive judgments of structure, alignment, and visual tension. The photographs register moments where order appears intact yet subtly unsettled—through surfaces, boundaries, and the way space restricts or redirects vision. Composition is restrained and frontal, allowing small shifts in balance or proportion to become perceptible. The work does not aim to narrate specific places, but to observe how spatial arrangements quietly condition perception and access, leaving meaning open and unresolved.