A geographical map is a simplified representation of space that explains correlation between objects, where each line contains a specific meaning. Photography puts objects in a rectangular format in the same way. Framing is the tool that determines form and dimensions, while each frame carries meaning and tells its own story.

The banality of themes in the photos serves the purpose of breaking the generally accepted view of travel photography. The expected signs of identity have been obliterated so that the observer can dive deep into the space of the dystopian everyday life of a globalized world, which re-enters itself into various crises and chaos in which the senses and expectations are confused.

This series touches upon reality and questions the raw world, as it is offered to us, to get the audience to create a new picture of their own environment and the world in which they live. The photographs call for a walk on the horizon of humanity, they are there to show the world as it is and to restore the raw authenticity of the photographic moment.