Crossings

This series examines pedestrian crossings as structured sites within the city. Crosswalks are functional systems, yet their repeated stripes and regulated signals create a graphic stage where individuals enter, intersect, and depart.

The photographs focus on how people move through these marked zones—advancing, hesitating, aligning briefly, or passing in opposition. Within the fixed geometry of the street, differences in posture, direction, and attention become more pronounced, revealing both coordination and separation in shared space.

These images observe moments where movement is organized but not unified, where individuals follow the same paths without sharing the same intentions.