The work treats the city not as narrative but as condition, formed by repetition, alignment, and regulation.
In each city, that condition operates through distinct mechanisms: externalized in New York, stratified in London, internalized in Tokyo.
Architectural and institutional structures remain persistent, while urban systems gradually regulate and reduce human presence.
An indigo-toned palette suppresses warmth and immediacy, shifting perception toward the structural logic beneath each city's surface.
Structure remains.
Presence recedes.
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New York
London
Tokyo