‘Ticking Away The Moments That Make Up a Dull Day’

A visual meditation on the quiet, often unnoticed rhythms of everyday life, Ticking Away the Moments that Make up a Dull Day captures fleeting scenes of stillness, isolation, and unspoken connection in public spaces. Set largely in buses, trains, and transit zones, where time feels both suspended and painfully real, this series explores the emotional undercurrent of routine.

Through rain-specked windows, slouched postures, and vacant stares, these photographs illuminate the inner worlds of people caught mid-thought, mid-scroll, or mid-silence. Influenced by British realism and the melancholic lyricism of Pink Floyd, each frame becomes a pocket of pause in a world rushing on.

This is a study of ordinary time, the kind that slips past without ceremony but holds our most private moments. It's about the hush between stops, the weight of waiting, and the strange intimacy of sharing space while feeling far away.