Amsterdam, Bricks
Amsterdam, Bricks is a project of urban exploration, where architecture and place suggest a personal way of inhabiting the city. These buildings, unified by their brick construction, are more than just structures. They act as containers of memory and fiction, reflecting a version of Amsterdam shaped by solitude, slowness, and reflection. Photographed using a large format camera, the process is slow and deliberate. It allows me to experience the city differently and observe how places take shape through stillness and detail. Humans never appear directly, but their presence is felt through traces: bicycles, closed curtains, a framed picture, or an object left behind. This tension between presence and absence invites reflection on how we inhabit cities and how cities, in turn, inhabit us.