The series "Fragments" emerged during a period in London, serving as a visual study on how to consciously experience and navigate the city.

Instead of focusing on the grand scale of the urban landscape, this body of work shifts the perspective toward the hidden details and isolated fragments of the unknown. It is a practice of training the eye to find significance in the small, often overlooked moments that define a metropolis.

These works capture the textures, shapes, and fleeting intersections encountered while moving through the streets. By isolating these specific details, the series breaks down the overwhelming complexity of London into intimate, singular observations. It explores the idea that the essence of a place is not found in its famous landmarks, but in the quiet fragments that make up the everyday experience of a stranger in the city.