It still stands, it still breathes

This series investigates urban ecology by contrasting two timescales: the supposed «eternity» of urban infrastructure and the fleeting nature of biological life. The lens captures the forms of coexistence between the natural and the anthropogenic—how trees integrate with metal fences, moss colonizes the shaded sides of panel facades, and human-planted avenues transform under the pressure of smog and light. The project documents not so much conflict as adaptation—the capacity of living tissue to change, decay, and regenerate within the precisely mapped coordinates of the metropolis.