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This photo series delves into the overlooked and often unnoticed spaces beneath bridges in Goa (India), places where the natural world and human infrastructure meet in uneasy coexistence. These under-bridge zones, suspended between jungle and river, form a quiet, hidden world marked by solitude and stillness. They are spaces of withdrawal and introspection, where nature mixes with traces of human encroachment, and where light and shadow create an atmosphere both haunting and safe.
There is a quiet tension: between exposure and shelter, presence and absence, natural beauty and constructed horror, noise from above and silence below. In these forgotten corners, I found a strange, sometimes eerie, and unexpectedly tender beauty. The series is an invitation to step into these in-between worlds, where the unseen becomes visible, and where something begins to speak when everything else is still.
What lies beneath, the literal and the emotional, is what this series seeks to reveal.
There is a quiet tension: between exposure and shelter, presence and absence, natural beauty and constructed horror, noise from above and silence below. In these forgotten corners, I found a strange, sometimes eerie, and unexpectedly tender beauty. The series is an invitation to step into these in-between worlds, where the unseen becomes visible, and where something begins to speak when everything else is still.
What lies beneath, the literal and the emotional, is what this series seeks to reveal.