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Things Left.
Things Left documents the residual traces of public communication after the original message has disappeared. The photographs focus on glue marks, torn paper, tape residue, staple holes, faded outlines and weathered stains left behind on windows, walls and other urban surfaces. Once used to display advertisements, notices, posters or announcements, these locations become records of absence when the material is removed. By isolating these overlooked marks, the work examines the temporary nature of information in public space and highlights the visual evidence of human activity that remains after the purpose of the original sign has been forgotten.