Some people shape the space, while others fit into its form. Some, like the wind, make the space forgettable with their presence, while others, like rain, transform the space into a memory.
A person's close relationship with space is so deeply ingrained in their character that every street, city, and country they visit somehow leaves an imprint on them.
And thus, that person becomes a map of every place that they step into.
Documenting such a phenomenon is very close to determining the balance and essence of that person and their relationship with space.
A portrait of a person offers us an understanding that is quite different from what we could obtain by talking to them directly, yet it also feels more distant and perhaps more relevant to ourselves.
