The shape of things to come

The shape of things to come. 2017.

Seen from directly above, the new road cuts a clean geometry through ground that still feels raw and unsettled. The curves and intersections are already precise, yet everything around them is scarred earth, tyre marks and scattered objects. I am interested in this brief moment when infrastructure exists without residents, when a place is only a sketch of future lives and habits.

24 mm, f/2.8, 1/160 sec, ISO 100

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