This project is deeply personal: a photographic and moving-image narrative built from a short family trip to New York City. Conceived as a fictional construct, the book unfolds as an infinite scroll through the six days spent in the city, blurring the boundaries between documentation and interpretation.

As the reader moves through the publication, the work deliberately challenges the assumption of photographic objectivity. The narrative explores subjectivity through a three-axis structure—Art, Human, and Matter—which guides the sequencing and spatial logic of the images. This framework allows the same city to be read through emotional, relational and material lenses, shifting the viewer’s position from observer to participant.

Materially, the soft-cover photo book incorporates a reversible postcard that interacts with the dust jacket through die-cut openings, alternately revealing the letters forming the shorthand NYC, fragments of the city, or the faces of my family printed on the cover. This tactile layer extends the narrative beyond the pages, reinforcing the tension between presence, memory and representation.

All photographs were taken using an iPhone XS.