URBAN ALIGNMENT

The city is defined by line, surface, and light.
Edges, textures, and contrast shape its structure.

Movement introduces tempo.
People and traffic create shifting alignments.

Architecture becomes figure and ground at once.
Reflections, shadows, and intervals break and rebuild the grid.

The frame moves between reduction and openness.
Space expands, contracts, and finds balance.

Nothing is staged.
Light, time, and position define the image.

The result is a precise alignment of structure and movement.