"infrastructure" is an ongoing photographic study of the structures we tend to overlook. I want to make images about the invisible systems behind everyday life, the ones that handle supply, movement, communication and control. The ones that keep working in the background and quietly connect everything else.

This isn't about spectacular moments, but rather about the way space and function play into each other. It doesn't document the new or the eye catching, but what is already there and what holds it all together.