I am drawn not only to identity but to the spaces we inhabit. Places alive with human presence, where stories unfold and experiences are shared, fascinate me. The character of a place—its architecture, light, and rhythm—shapes how we interact and feel a sense of belonging.
From the confined intimacy of an elevator to an abandoned hotel now occupied by hundreds, spaces orchestrate life’s rhythms. They are not passive containers but active forces, guiding behavior, fostering community, or challenging our ideas of shelter and social order.
We shape spaces, and spaces shape us. This ongoing dialogue between the tangible and the intangible reveals the significance of every encounter within these realms.
