Fragments captures the fleeting imprints of the street—those small, often overlooked details that accumulate as the world moves through its daily rhythm. Gathered from cities and places around the globe, this series is a collection of visual echoes: traces left by human presence, time, and chance encounters in urban environments.

These photographs isolate and elevate the ephemeral marks of everyday life—peeling posters, weathered textures, discarded objects, layered graffiti, reflections in puddles, or the quiet poetry of worn surfaces and accidental compositions. Shot with an instinctive eye for geometry, color contrast, and serendipity, each image distills the chaos of the street into singular, contemplative moments that feel both intimate and universal.

The work celebrates the beauty hidden in the mundane and transient: fragments that tell stories without words, revealing layers of history, culture, decay, and renewal etched into the fabric of public spaces. Through careful framing and a documentary yet aesthetic approach, FRAGMENTS invites viewers to pause and notice what usually passes unnoticed—the subtle signatures that streets leave on our perception of the world.