Ticking Away the Moments That Make Up a Dull Day is a visual meditation on the unnoticed rhythms of everyday life, this series captures stillness, isolation, and unspoken connection in public spaces. Often on buses, trains, and in the transit zones where time feels both suspended and painfully real.

It’s a study of routine and its emotional undercurrent: the way ordinary days can hold private weight.

Through rain-specked windows, slouched postures, and faraway stares, the photographs linger on people caught mid-thought, mid-scroll, or mid-silence. Influenced by British realism and Pink Floyd’s slow, aching sense of time, each frame becomes a pause the world doesn’t notice.

This is ordinary time, the kind that passes without ceremony, yet contains our most intimate moments. The hush between stops. The weight of waiting. The strange closeness of sharing space while feeling far away.