TIRAGE / COLLECTION 001

BERLIN // SUMMER 2026

The Shape Of Passing.

Five photographs of a city that would not stand still.

Before it was a photograph, it was something passing.

A SpaceSuit moving through red.
A blue light too far away to name.
Colours bending into one another.
A small sun with no sky around it.

For a moment, the city forgot its shape.

Trace left behind for nobody to touch.

01/The World Bends

02/We Were Here

03/A Distant Signal

04/Everything At Once

05/A Small Sun

I wasn't looking for Berlin.

I made these photographs during the summer of 2026.

Everything you see was really there. The lights, the streets, the people passing through. But I wasn't interested in showing Berlin as we normally recognize it.

I wanted to see what would happen if I stopped asking the world to stand still for a photograph.

What happens when a person becomes a shadow? When a street becomes a colour? When something that existed for just a fraction of a second becomes something you can return to?

Sometimes a figure remains. Sometimes only a little light.

Photography is often about holding on to a moment.

These five photographs are about letting it pass.

ZOTEYE

Berlin, 2026