Stranger
An exploration of London life on the tube through street photography.
Captured during daily commutes through London's underground network, this series documents the quiet moments of solitude within the city's busiest transit system. Each photograph reveals the contemplative expressions of travelers as they navigate through the artificial tunnels beneath the bustling metropolis.
Shot in black and white to emphasize the stark contrast between light and shadow in the underground environment, the series explores themes of urban isolation and the human condition within modern transportation systems. The candid nature of the photography captures authentic moments of reflection, weariness, and the beautiful melancholy that defines the London tube experience.
Artist Statement
"I think there's a beautiful sadness on the faces of people traveling on the London Tube. A melancholy I try to capture with my camera. This sadness sits at the heart of London's underground world - an artificial environment not compatible with living organisms.
I see this world as a modern river of Babylon, with trains as the endless stream. A place where tired souls travel through their daily existence, hoping to climb the tower of success."