“Scattered across urban environments, doors appear like ghosts—sealed, weathered, and strangely out of place. Where did they once lead? What lives passed through them? Hidden in alleys or embedded in abandoned buildings, these doors once served a purpose. Now, they stand as artefacts—silent witnesses to histories that have faded from view.

Attempts to fold them into the logic of gentrification only heighten their dissonance. Instead of vanishing, they linger—markers of a city's layered past. My work documents these forgotten thresholds, inviting viewers to question what lies behind them and what it means when access is lost. They are remnants but also quiet invitations to rediscover what we’ve locked away.”