A Visual Exploration of Time, Space, and Their Reflection in the Urban Environment

In Structural Changes, I explore how time and environment shape the way we perceive urban space. For me, every wall, crack, or texture tells a story — of decay, renewal, and transformation.

Through color and form, I try to reveal the dialogue between human creation and natural erosion, between what seems stable and what is constantly changing.

I use color as my main instrument to shift perception — to make the familiar feel new, to slow down the viewer’s gaze, and to invite reflection.

Although the images depict traces of destruction, they carry a sense of calm. They speak about the illusion of stability — a stillness that lasts only until the next transformation.

For me, Structural Changes is not only about architecture or surfaces. It’s about the rhythm of time — a quiet reminder of how everything changes, and how beauty often lives within that change.