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  • Street Noir

    Street Noir reads the night street as a political ontology. Power is not represented. It is sensed. It appears as pressure, delay, obstruction, and dimness. The images do not narrate events. They register atmosphere. The project refers implicitly to life under the autocratic regime. The reference is indirect by necessity. Noir is not accusation. It…

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  • Spatial Division

    Core ideaThe street is composed of divided spaces. These divisions are not abstract. They are material, architectural, and social. Vertical lines function as separators. Lamp posts, façades, pillars, door frames, traffic signs, window edges, shadows. Each vertical element interrupts continuity and produces a boundary. Conceptual logicVertical lines establish separation rather than flow. They split bodies,…

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  • Not Settling into Certainty

    Vienna is approached here not as a backdrop, but as a historically trained surface. A city that has learned to host contradiction without resolving it. That is precisely why it has been favourable to dissidents, exiles, thinkers, and quiet refusers. dissident /ˈdɪsɪd(ə)nt/a person who opposes official policy, especially that of an authoritarian state Core premise This project translates inherited…

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  • Vienna-specific Project Mapping With All Illustrations Removed

    Vienna as Trace. A city read after it has already happened 1. Ontological ground. Vienna as palimpsest Literary framework: phenomenology, deconstructionKey thinkers: Martin Heidegger, Jacques Derrida Vienna is encountered as residue rather than presence. Historical layers coexist without synthesis. The city appears as something that has already withdrawn. Applied to photography: Operational rules: 2. Intertextual…

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  • 3 minutes. One site. One atmosphere.

    This project investigates street photography as a practice of trace rather than capture. Each photograph emerges from a fixed three-minute presence at a single site. The duration is strict. The position is fixed. Movement belongs to the street, not to the photographer. The project operates through an inversion of classical street photography logic. The photographer…

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  • Dislocated Temporalities in Motion

    Below is a rule based shooting protocol, written as an operational system rather than an aesthetic guideline. It is focused specifically on detecting mismatches between moving bodies and object based time references in the street. Objective To produce photographs where time is visibly misaligned. The image must reveal a discrepancy between human movement and the…

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  • Trace in Action

    Notes toward a photographic project in motion Photography has long been understood as a trace of the world.Something happened, the camera was there, an image remains. This project starts from a different assumption: the trace does not belong to the photographed world, but to the act of photographing it. What the images carry is not…

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