This project examines the soi itself: a uniquely Thai urban space where private and public life dissolve into one another. Homes become storefronts, workshops spill onto sidewalks, meals are prepared inches from traffic, and strangers, neighbors, vendors, and families share the same narrow passages.
Taken at night in Bangkok's most authentic neighborhoods, the photographs document the quiet rhythm of these streets-their people, objects, architecture, improvised artwork, and liminal spaces. Together they reveal an environment defined by continual movement moreso than rigid structure.