AT MY DOOR
At My Door explores absence, memory, and inaccessible places through archived Google Maps imagery of entrances that no longer exist. Using the “back in time” feature, the project documents doorways that have since been altered or removed, presenting them as visual traces of spaces that can no longer be physically reached. The images are arranged within an accordion publication structure allowing the work to unfold like a fragmented street or shifting environment. Through sequencing, archive, and repetition, the project reflects on how familiar places gradually become distant over time.