Urban Silhouettes

While people are at the heart of my work, I often photograph environments and objects with the same intention: treating them as portraits in their own right. I believe even a quiet moment — a still bench, a long street, a fading train — can hold emotional truth and spark connection.

Urban Silhouettes is a collection that captures the outlines of city life — not just in architecture and streets, but in the spaces where presence lingers, even when people are no longer in the frame. Each photograph reflects the rhythms and imprints of urban landscapes, where solitude and movement, emptiness and memory, are constantly overlapping.

Ultimately, my work lives in the in-between: where solitude and joy coexist, where presence matters more than performance, and where authenticity doesn’t shout but gently reveals itself — in concrete, glass, and the fleeting shapes that define a city’s soul.