A Catalogue of Urban Relics

A Catalogue of Urban Relics (2025) is a 112 page artist's book presenting a collection of small metal objects found on city streets, carefully sorted, organized, and arranged into precise compositions.

The work explores collecting, urban aesthetics, and documentation as artistic practices. Over time, these lost, worn, and patinated objects have come to carry their own quiet narratives that reflect the habits, culture, and subtle nostalgia embedded in everyday urban life.

Across the spreads, the compositions and urban landscapes enter into dialogue, forming a mysterious and rhythmic narrative of the city and the collector. The viewer is invited to interpret and reconstruct meanings through their own imagination.