도시, 중첩된 시간의 초상, City, A Portrait of Layered Time

What is the city we walk through every day made of? 
I deliberately blur the sharp outlines of the city and soften the repetitive signs and symbols that fill its surfaces. In doing so, I attempt to reconstruct a space that lingers in the unconscious. In my photographs, buildings overlap one another, and people walking along the streets quietly merge into the landscape. When one scene becomes the shadow of another, the familiar city begins to reveal an unfamiliar face. 
The city is not simply a physical place. It is made of layered moments someone taking shelter from the rain at a street corner, the rhythm of footsteps while glancing at a phone, the warmth of a stranger passing by. These small and repeated moments seem to disappear, yet they remain as invisible layers that shape our memory. 
For this reason, the figures in my work do not appear as clear protagonists. Instead, they blend into the surroundings. This is not a loss of presence, but a process of becoming part of time’s continuous flow. We move forward carrying our past, constantly shifting and changing. 
The vertical lines of buildings in the photographs appear solid, yet layers of darkness and mist soften their rigidity. It is within that tension between firmness and uncertainty that I sense the pulse of the city. 
These images are not records of specific locations. They are reflections on the traces of time the city leaves within us. Emotions we once overlooked accumulate quietly, forming another version of ourselves and within that inner space, another city begins to take shape.