I have a constant fascination with liminal times and places. In the context of street photography, this work explores the city as a space of transition—not just physical, but emotional. These images focus on the contemplation found in moments of pause between experiences: those middle moments that feel somehow suspended in a latent time.
My lens gravitates toward the "threshold" — the window, the reflection, the shadow, or the simple act of waiting.
These are spaces where the rigidity of urban life dissolves, revealing a reality that holds all sorts of possibilities. It is the antithesis of a structured, functional world. By capturing figures that are often fragmented or obscured by their environment, "Liminal" seeks to document the invisible energy of the "in-between", inviting the viewer to inhabit that fleeting, unmapped territory where time stands still and the ordinary becomes open-ended.
