The “Structures” project explores contemporary architecture in a state

of disconnection from its function. Buildings, halls, and constructions — devoid of human presence — become pure forms. Their geometric precision reveals itself in silence, when motion, purpose,

and use have disappeared.

In this world, form lasts longer than meaning.
Light defines the logic of construction; shadow distributes tension. It is architecture after use — preserved like a trace of technological

consciousness that continues for a moment after the system has been turned off.

“Structures” is an observation of space that has lost its sense but gained a new aesthetic: monumental, cold, almost metaphysical. It is a study of beauty emerging when function fades and structure remains.