Pulse of Consumption examines the silent choreography of desire and exchange within the architecture of commerce. From the early rhythms of street trade to the sterile stillness of corporate space, the series observes how movement, labor, and longing synchronize with the invisible mechanics of the economic system.

Each photograph becomes a pulse within a larger metronome — where repetition and stillness intertwine, and human gestures mirror the patterns of production. The images oscillate between abundance and emptiness, revealing a world in which value circulates endlessly while meaning quietly erodes.

Through a restrained visual language, Pulse of Consumption traces the moment when participation becomes dependency, and motion itself turns into commodity. It is a meditation on the economy of attention, where the body, the gaze, and even time are absorbed into the rhythm of consumption.