Aubrey Guzman’s black-and-white photographs explore the quiet geometry of urban life. By removing color, she highlights the raw forms of architecture, movement, and shadow—capturing fleeting moments where people and structures briefly intersect.

With a street photographer’s eye and cinematic sensitivity, Guzman reveals the overlooked: light cutting through alleys, weathered textures, and silhouettes dissolving into the city. Her work invites us to reflect on the tension between permanence and impermanence, showing the city as a living archive shaped by time, decay, and presence.

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