Cities aren't built for us. They are cold, concrete labyrinths of light and shifting darkness. Solitary Geometry maps the friction between these rigid grids and the fragile humans drifting through them. By stripping away urban noise with high-contrast monochrome, I expose the city’s skeletal bones—its sharp, jagged rhythms. In this geometric void, people lose their flesh, becoming mere silhouettes defined by the long shadows they leave behind. This series is a raw dialogue between permanent stone and fleeting souls who vanish with the light. Here, the shadow feels more real than the person.
