Solitary Transit traces the choreography of waiting, movement, and disconnection within the architecture of urban transport.
Here, stations, platforms, and glass reflections become thresholds of solitude — spaces where motion continues even when human presence stands still.

The series moves from exterior order to interior silence, revealing how public transit mirrors the fragile rhythms of contemporary life.
In each image, the body becomes both passenger and pause — caught between the mechanical pulse of the city and the quiet search for belonging.

What remains is a visual dialogue between flow and stillness, between collective routine and the solitary act of passing through.
Each photograph reflects a fleeting equilibrium: a moment where movement itself becomes introspection, and transit turns into a portrait of the human condition.