This collection is a kaleidoscope of accidental harmony, the kind of cosmic accidents that occur when chaos decides to play art director. It’s a study in the peculiar synchronicities of human behavior—the unconscious choreography of strangers who share a fleeting, invisible thread for a split second before being flung back into their separate orbits.
Here we see the bizarre, the uncanny, the accidental symmetry of life in motion. Two strangers unknowingly mirror each other like some warped reflection. Someone caught mid-act, doing something so utterly bizarre it feels staged, but it’s not—it’s the raw, unfiltered theater of reality, where the script is written by entropy. This isn’t just street photography; it’s a psychotropic journey through the subconscious of a city, framed by a camera that knows when to wait and when to pounce.
