In the heart of urban sprawl lies a hidden enclave of forgotten treasures and discarded memories - a small landfill. Here, amidst the debris of modern life, a silent narrative unfolds, revealing the transitory nature of human existence and the resilience of the objects we leave behind. In my series of photographs, I witness this process, capturing the essence of a space where the unwanted finds a temporary home before being recycled or taken away by someone in greater need.

Each image tells its own story, bearing witness to lives that were once connected to objects now relegated to the background. A lone chair stands sentinel amidst the chaos, a relic of comfort now doomed to loneliness. In its loneliness, it epitomizes the transitory nature of human connection, a poignant reminder of our impermanence in the grand scheme of time.

Through my lens, I seek to explore the dichotomy between abandonment and sustainability, demonstrating the quiet dignity of abandoned objects. A broken bicycle wheel becomes a symbol of forgotten adventures, its spokes whispering stories of past journeys. A discarded doll lies forgotten in the ruins, its silent gaze a poignant reflection of lost innocence. And yet, amidst the ruins, there is a resilience - a determination to endure despite the passage of time.