Curated collection
Cities After Dark
Streets, waterways, towers, and working skylines after daylight.
Night reduces a city to chosen light: a bridge, a kiosk, a row of windows, a church tower, the edge of a working harbour. Venice supplies reflections and narrow passages; Gdańsk answers with infrastructure, weather, and the dark route out toward the coast. Together they form a study of how artificial light reorganizes familiar space.









