Photographic images investigating the narratives inscribed on urban surfaces through human presence.

Each photograph represents walls as layered surfaces marked by paint, weathering, and interventions that accumulate over time. These traces reveal stories of habitation, maintenance, decay, and renewal that exist beyond their makers' intentions.

Through observation of peeling paint, graffiti fragments, and architectural details, the collection examines how walls become repositories of collective memory.

The images seek to transform overlooked surfaces into intimate documents, inviting discussion on the unconscious ways humans leave their mark on the built environment.