Perspective

A spiral staircase unfolds in black and white, its repeating curves drawing the eye inward and upward at the same time. Stripped of color, the image becomes an exercise in form, shadow, and rhythm—each step both separate and part of a larger whole. The spiral suggests movement without a clear beginning or end, inviting questions about direction, progress, and return. Perspective plays with scale and orientation, reminding us that where we stand shapes what we see. The photograph turns an ordinary architectural element into a visual metaphor for choice and perception, where a single structure can feel endless, grounding, or disorienting depending on the angle from which it’s viewed.