THIRD SHIFT

Third Shift

Silent figures populate the edge of sidewalk, where time lingers site of relife. Stripped of individuality, their headless forms speak in gestures: the subtle shift of weight, the crease of fabric, the shuffle of a sole against concrete.
Each body carries its own story, worn in the textures of their clothes and the lines of their posture. The hierarchy of class is etched into these details, an unspoken language of privilege and labor, woven into the fabric of a shared moment.
One figure breaks the stillness, stepping forward—a quiet act of defiance or necessity in the silece of the night.

Third Shift captures the choreography of waiting, where lives briefly intersect in transit, suspended between their destinations.