I returned to Slussen at dusk because the redevelopment made a familiar Stockholm place feel temporary and exposed. Cranes, torn construction frames, pavement details, and the changing evening sky gave the area a visual tension that was easy to miss in daylight.
Slussen is where movement, infrastructure, and rebuilding meet. This is a small study of Stockholm in transition, using dusk light and construction forms to show how the feeling of a place changes while it is being rebuilt.
Project context
- Place
- Slussen, Stockholm
- Period
- 2023
- Material
- Camera-made photography
Field notes
- Follow dusk light where cranes cut into the skyline.
- Keep torn frames, holes, and construction edges in the sequence.
- Use pavement details as evidence of a site in use, not only as texture.
- Let the series stay compact so the place remains specific.
Provenance
Camera-made photographs by Felix Olsson.
No generative AI was used for these photographs.
Copyright Felix Olsson. Contact for licensing.
