Roads - When human presence withdraws, only the paths it created remain.

The roads presented in this work have no name.
They are not mapped, they do not declare direction, and they do not guarantee arrival.

They are not infrastructures of connection, but traces of passage.
Lines formed through repeated use, necessity, and time — rather than design.

In contrast to roads paved with asphalt or concrete, which lead somewhere and belong to systems of organization, these roads remain open.
Their outcome is unknown or irrelevant.

The photographic act does not record destinations, but the existence of intermediate states.
The road functions as a space of waiting, transition, and silence.

The project Roads examines space not as direction, but as possibility.