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The Facades of Queens captures formal and informal forms of trade across Queens, using dramatic natural light, revealing the cultural DNA embedded in everyday urban spaces.
One of the most ethnically diverse places in the world, where more than 800 languages are spoken, Queens carries its history and culture directly on its streets. Social and economic exchanges operate as forces that shape the identity of the territory. Through these spaces, the series observes how cultures overlap and converge, tracing moments of transition between everyday life and public space.

Astoria, Queens, during the February 2026 blizzard.
This series was photographed during the February 2026 blizzard in Astoria, Queens, NYC.
As heavy snowfall reshaped neighborhood streets, residents moved through the storm across sidewalks, storefronts, and transit corridors.
The photographs observe how neighborhood infrastructure quietly sustains daily life even under extreme winter conditions.

Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown, New York City, 2026
At the margins.
In-between moments, as the parade moves through the streets.
Workers, spectators, families, passersby.
Cultures intersect.
Identities emerge.
Commerce continues.
The city moves with them.

An ongoing visual journey through storefronts around the world — quiet facades that reveal traces of culture, identity, and daily life. photographed across cities in the us, brazil, mexico, jamaica, france, belgium, the netherlands, and the uk.