Our Street explores the evolving bond between a mother and her child.
Living alone with my son in a country that is not my own, the street becomes both familiar and foreign — a space where intimacy meets the outside world.
The project begins and ends with staged medium-format photographs, which frame the series like visual bookends. Between these points, 35 mm diptychs inspired by street photography capture my everyday life with and without him.
Reflections, shadows, and architectural lines shape the work, creating moments of fleeting closeness, distance, and subtle tension.
Through this dual approach, I explore the intimate in public space, tracing moments of guidance, connection, distance, and what inevitably slips away.
