Solitary Transit isolates the individual within infrastructures built for collective movement. Platforms, corridors, and passageways become spaces of suspension, where figures linger without interaction, enclosed by geometry and direction.

Movement slows, gestures contract, and proximity does not produce connection. The city appears vast and precise, while human presence registers as fragile and temporary.

This chapter reflects on transit not as progress, but as condition — a continuous state of being in-between, where solitude is not chosen, but structurally embedded.