The "(In)visible City" project is an attempt to capture what often remains unnoticed in everyday life, hidden in the shadows of urban routines. Through the camera lens, I aimed to convey the harsh states in which we sometimes find ourselves, or even live, not always able to share them with others. Reflections in puddles, distorted images in glass - these are symbols of how reality can become foreign, heavy, and blurred.

Loneliness, invisibility in the crowd, disability, poverty, bullying, old age - these themes become parts of the urban landscape, and although they may not be visible, they surround us every day. People living in these states often remain unnoticed, hidden from view, but their images are reflected in puddles, glass, creating new, distorted realities.

This project is an attempt to draw attention to what remains in the shadows, to what we often do not want or cannot see, to people who become part of the city but remain invisible to others. Reflections in puddles and glass are like symbols of the fact that what is important and painful is not always visible, but is part of our world.

More details on the "Project" page - "(In)visible City"

Series, 10 photos