LOST IN TRANSIT

This photo series explores the cadence of urban life – an endless, pulsating current in which the individual is, at times, the driver, but more often the passenger. Within images saturated with motion, blur, and directionlessness, a paradox unfolds: amidst the multitude, a profound sense of isolation emerges.

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Each photograph captures a fragment of a larger rhythm in which the city never comes to rest. The human figure, always a subject within an overwhelming setting, is not merely a participant but is carried along – absorbed into a collective drift. These are not snapshots, but fluid representations of a world in which time offers no anchor.

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Through long exposures and layered compositions, not only physical spaces are revealed, but also movements, moods, and the elusive tempo of urban existence. The subjects remain anonymous, their identities dissolved into the grain. This anonymity, combined with the raw, high-contrast black-and-white aesthetic, amplifies the sense of estrangement and detachment. It lays bare the tension between motion and stillness, proximity and alienation, the individual and the city. In this space, the viewer is invited not merely to observe, but to feel – the speed, the disconnection, the loneliness within the crowd.

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This series is an ode to that estrangement – and to the raw beauty of getting lost.