This series aims to explore the tension between the individual and the overwhelming scale of modern urban spaces, highlighting how we move through, exist within, and are shaped by these towering forms.Through stark lines, shadows, and the geometric rigidity of buildings, it aims to question how we relate to the spaces we inhabit. The human figures, often dwarfed or obscured, become a symbol of our fragile presence in environments that are at once familiar and imposing. These photographs invite the viewer to consider the balance between man and architecture—how our cities mold us, how we fit within them, and sometimes, how we seem to disappear within their expanse. Ultimately, this series aims to be a meditation on scale, solitude, and the quiet power of architecture to influence human existence