Budapest My City-My View

A personal return to the city that shaped my eye and my rhythm. Through layered urban photography and geometric abstraction, Budapest: My City – My View reflects the dialogue between structure and emotion — between what I see and what I remember.

This series captures fragments of Budapest — buildings, streets, and quiet corners that hold personal resonance. My process involves layering photography, sketches, and graphic elements to translate emotion into architectural rhythm. The works explore how cities live within us long after we leave them. Their façades become emotional architecture — symbols of belonging, distance, and time. Through this series, I revisit my connection to the city not as a map of streets, but as a map of self: an exploration of memory through geometry, and identity through space.