Folded City distills the modern urban landscape into its most essential, geometric forms. Shaped by extensive travel and a focus on architectural rhythm, this collection serves as an intimate study of the built environment.

The series isolates the moments where massive steel and glass structures collapse into abstraction. It examines the intersection of repeating forms, sharp shadows, the passage of time, and the complex layers of city life. By focusing on these architectural "folds," the work strips away the cosmetic context of a skyscraper or a street corner to reveal a pure study of shape, grit, and quiet beauty.

Utilizing tight framing and high contrast, these photographs challenge the viewer’s perception of scale. They transform the concrete and permanent into something fluid and ephemeral, inviting a slower, more meditative look at the structural complexities defining our daily surroundings.