‘What’s real’ is a photographic study about life in urban spaces and the interaction amongst encounters. This project is understood as a sort of visual diary where I sketcs perceptions of confusion, isolation and inattention that are experienced amongst people, in the urban scene.
The photographic experimentation is directed towards glass panes and reflections that can be shaped on them. The use of glass surfaces symbolizes an “open barrier” between the mind and the external world, while reflections turn into a chance to showcast the photographer’s viewpoint. What I capture in the images are hidden details that represent a surreal sight of urban life.
