The urban environment for everyone is an individual inner world. Everyone perceives the city with their own shades and shapes. For everyone, the urban rhythm is identified with his inner emotional experiences, where each person plays his role, and each building stands in the very place that seems to be personal memories.
Perhaps many believe that, being in the same social space, we all live according to the same laws, and we all follow the same rules, and therefore we perceive the world around us in the same way. But it is only enough at a certain moment to accidentally stop our gaze at the reflections of the sun in the urban architectural ensemble, as we immediately understand that our emotions and perceptions are only our own and individual spiritual consciousness. And this is what defines us as a person, with our views and interests.
In this series of photographs, I tried to focus my eyes on small urban fragments that often go unnoticed in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. These fragments, like the details of a puzzle, give the opportunity to think, and it is possible to see something new, not quite familiar, in the minds of each viewer.