Quantum Entanglement

The world does not move in a single direction; it unfolds in layers. What is visible overlaps with what is hidden, and moments do not follow one another but coexist. Boundaries remain fragile—glass, shadow, and reflection open passages between places and times. Movement often reveals itself as suspension, between presence and elsewhere. Space does not tell a story; it becomes a field of simultaneous relations.

Street reflections with pedestrians and a man behind glass, from the project Quantum Entanglement by photographer Sebastian Szczepanowski

Street reflections with pedestrians and a man behind glass, from the project Quantum Entanglement by photographer Sebastian Szczepanowski

People and reflections in a glass building passage

People and reflections in a glass building passage

Street scene seen through café window reflections

Street scene seen through café window reflections

Tram reflection with passenger inside the vehicle

Tram reflection with passenger inside the vehicle

Woman standing next to a train on a railway platform

Woman standing next to a train on a railway platform

Crowded street scene with reflections and pedestrians

Crowded street scene with reflections and pedestrians

Two silhouettes reflected in a glass building façade

Two silhouettes reflected in a glass building façade

City reflections at night with neon lights

City reflections at night with neon lights

Street reflections with cars and urban textures

Street reflections with cars and urban textures

Woman seen through the window on the street

Woman seen through the window on the street

People reflected in a yellow shop window

People reflected in a yellow shop window

Street reflections in a shop window display

Street reflections in a shop window display

Red car with city reflections in the window

Red car with city reflections in the window

Interior view through a restaurant window

Interior view through a restaurant window

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