Photographing people on the streets gave me a broader perspective on life.
It made me realize how complex and fragile the human experience truly is. Through the lens and real connection, I began to understand how far people can drift — pushed by addiction, segregation, or simply abandoned by a system that’s supposed to protect them.
Some are forced out. Others choose to live outside, creating their own way, their own system.
Each story is different, but all are deeply human.

Reality is so relative, from the eyes of each human. Connection between humans is massive to survive as a specie.