I consider myself a street photographer, what interests me the most is ordinary daily lives of people and the way to catch a genuine unposed moment which can create an emotion beyond words. On the other hand, I am also fascinated by architecture and human interaction with their man-made surroundings. 

Throughout history, architecture has stood as a representation of society, reflecting the values, successes, and eventual downfall of civilizations over time. From the monumental structures to the residences and buildings that make up the fabric of a city, we can learn a lot about the people who inhabited them long before our time.

While buildings fulfill the most basic human needs like shelter and security, architecture impacts the emotional state of any person who interacts with it. Whether it's intended or not, a building can provoke a range of emotions such as belonging, awe, fear or hope.

In this series, I tried to reflect on that relationship.