Urban Life at Festival Place, Brisbane, in Black and White Photography
Urban life at Festival Place was alive with movement—construction workers, commuters, and pedestrians navigating the shifting cityscape. A traffic controller, slow baton in hand, directed the chaotic flow between the construction site and residents coming and going.
At LIV Anura, a built-to-rent development, workers in high-visibility shirts gathered for on-site meetings. A steady stream of gas cylinders arrived, fueling the day’s work. Inside the glass lobby of Luminare, I captured a fleeting reflection of a construction worker—one figure among many shaping the evolving cityscape.
Like oversized pieces of Lego, bright orange barrier blocks sealed off the footpath, redirecting pedestrians. A double-arrow traffic sign meant to guide movement, lay on its side—a small symbol of controlled disorder in the urban rhythm.
These images are part of my ongoing project documenting urban spaces in transition, where construction and daily life weave together into ever-changing city scenes.
