What the city still protects

This work depicts an urban square inhabited by a multitude of human silhouettes, rendered almost translucent by the image processing. The crowd moves slowly, as if carried by the same rhythm, while the monumental architecture frames the scene with solemnity. Here, the city becomes a space of vigil, passage, and silent coexistence. The chromatic treatment, dominated by deep blues and warm touches, transforms the everyday scene into a dreamlike, suspended vision. The reflections on the ground, the superimposition of bodies and structures, and the architectural lines create a rich visual depth, where each glance reveals a new layer of the narrative. Movement is present, but slowed down, almost meditative. This photograph questions the notion of community, fragility, and presence in public space. It evokes the way cities welcome human flows while retaining an invisible memory of their passage. Aimed at lovers of contemporary art and narrative photography, this work offers an immersive and contemplative experience, where the crowd becomes a poetic ensemble rather than an anonymous mass.