(In)visible cities

The project delves into the dual nature of urban environments, exploring both the readily apparent structures and the hidden layers that shape our experience.
I attempt to disrupt the traditional binary view of photography (reality—representation) by interacting with various "invisibles" embedded in photographs, including the metaphysical aspects.
This approach is directly applied when I question places, —not just observing their present form, but imagining the countless stories they hold, the deep vibrations they emanate, and the persistent traces of those who visited, loved, shaped, or even violated them.

[...] A transcription of a world that branches off from the one right before our eyes, a world that keeps the markers shared by everyone, the intersubjective coordinates, steady, while simultaneously shifting, duplicating, digging tunnels, and reminding us of the celestial field widening above our heads, a thousand and more rooms of air. [...]

Jonathan Bazzi: Corpi minori