A city is a living, breathing organism—at once vibrant and exhilarating, yet unpredictable and foreboding. Within its streets, buildings, and crowds, we move through what feels familiar and benign. But are these everyday encounters as innocent as they seem?
Through shifting light and shadow, changing colors and patterns, the urban landscape plays tricks on our perception. What appears ordinary may, upon closer inspection, reveal a deeper ambiguity—sometimes even menace. These scenes reflect not only the moods of the city, but also our own shifting perspectives.
Urban Deception explores the layered contradictions of New York City, searching for visual clues that hint at a hidden narrative, inviting the viewer to question what is real, what is perceived, and what lies beneath the surface of the urban experience.
