In Color, urban hues emerge as active forces rather than passive elements, transforming the expected into the unpredictable. The series examines how color operates within city spaces, moving beyond theoretical frameworks to reveal a more dynamic visual language. These photographs position color not merely as an aesthetic choice, but as a living presence that shapes how we experience and interpret urban environments.
Within the urban landscape, colors resist simple categorization, creating tensions between formal theory and lived experience. Each image captures moments where hues assert their independence from conventional rules, forming unexpected harmonies and deliberate discords. This interplay reveals how color functions as both an organizing principle and a disruptive force, reflecting the complex visual ecology of city life.
The work invites viewers to engage with color on an instinctive level, before analysis intervenes. Through this immediate, sensory approach, the series reveals how urban color transcends decorative function to become an essential element of spatial experience. These photographs document the ways color moves through and transforms city spaces, creating a visual syntax that speaks to deeper patterns of urban life.
