SEEN

Modern Europe observed through screens, surveillance, movement and digital life.

Airports, commuters, public space, advertisements, loneliness and invisible systems. Everyday life after the internet became permanent infrastructure, photographed across cities, stations and streets.

Woman walking past a wall painted with the words BUREK NOT WAR.
Cyclist passing a wall with graffiti about tourists and Palestine.
Person walking beside large lettering on a covered shop window.
Woman reaching forward among pedestrians in a busy public space.
Cyclist passing a doorway and shop windows.
Close view of a seated person holding a bag against their coat.
Two people carrying handwritten signs, including ASK ME ANYTHING.
View down past a pair of shoes towards a person standing on patterned paving.
Hooded person holding a phone beside a shop window.
Pedestrian passing a wall with handwritten Slovenian graffiti.
Seated person leaning forward beside bags and a crutch.
Person lying under blankets on paving beside cups and a handwritten sign.
Person carrying a large dark bag past a COMING SOON window.
Small tents pitched beside shop windows covered in posters and graffiti.
Person reclining on a chair beside a scooter and shopfront.
Pedestrians walking past bedding and belongings on a pavement.
Narrow passage opening onto a street, with graffiti on the wall.
Three people standing on a cobbled street beside graffiti-covered walls.
Person lying beneath a shop window covered with repeated HELLO lettering.
Person working on large window lettering beside a stepladder.
Man beside parked cars and a wall with Palestine graffiti.
Graffiti-covered street structure beneath a metal-framed roof.
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