Every act of looking carries a certain weight.

In contemporary urban spaces, where privacy often exists as an invisible boundary rather than a physical one,
photography becomes a negotiation between curiosity and respect.
This project explores the possibility of observing everyday life without disrupting it,
adopting distance, reflections, layered compositions and indirect perspectives as visual strategies.

Rather than approaching people directly, the camera learns to hesitate.
 It accepts that not every encounter requires proximity, and that sometimes
the most honest image emerges from acknowledging the space that separates
the photographer from the world they are trying to understand.