In this photographic series, I seek the quiet moments when human meets emptiness — at the edges of cities, between events, in the pauses of noisy life. Edges of Solitude is a passage through places where people appear small against the vastness of their surroundings. These images are not only about loneliness, but also about the fragile balance between being connected and being apart, about how presence can be weightless.
Each image holds a fragment of a silent story — a gesture, a glance, a posture that reflects an inner state of mind. The project invites viewers to look slowly, to step into the stillness and recall their own edges of solitude — those quiet moments when the world feels distant, yet quietly close.
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