This book focuses on the work of American street photographer Vivian Maier, whose black-and-white photographs document everyday life across different cities in the United States. Rather than capturing dramatic events, her images record ordinary moments, subtle emotions, and overlooked details of urban life.
The book is designed in the form of an envelope. This decision comes from my interpretation of her work—her photographs feel like something carefully collected over time, as if they were fragments of a personal letter. Through this format, the project presents her images as something intimate and reflective, quietly addressed to the world.
