Havana
Time leaves traces and in this serie is an attempt to look at them. In Cuba, the past feels unusually present. The weight of time can be sensed in the cities themselves. Streets, façades, and buildings carry the marks of decades shaped by history and political realities. Peeling walls and faded colors are not merely backgrounds they are fragments of history still visible in the present. I photograph both the urban landscape and the people who inhabit it. Cuban people move within their own rhythm, often quietly, sometimes almost withdrawn. I am interested in the way they inhabit time and space, living between what has been and what continues to change. Through these photographs, I observe how time and the weight it carries shapes the city and those who move through it. The work becomes a way of paying attention to what remains.
