The night becomes a canvas upon which the true essence of city life is painted, the paradox of urban existence: the tension between solitude and connection, the stark juxtaposition of isolation and community.
In “Mirage,” I scrutinize the glossy veneer of urban existence, where gleaming skyscrapers and fashionable aesthetics can easily mask a sense of restriction. The series captures the tension between the sleek allure of city life and the subtle feeling of being trapped within its confines. The central question posed by “Mirage” is whether the urban lifestyle, as often idealized, is a genuine and worthwhile pursuit.
