I Don't Believe In Superstitions Photograph - Limited Edition of 31

As a conceptual street photographer, in his series, Aleks explores colour matching, geometry, symmetry, and harmony, seeking composition and balance amid the chaos of megapolis. Aleks never moves or interacts with the objects but captures them as they are left. Interestingly, it is often the last thing that comes to mind, as people discard objects in a beautiful yet unintentional way. Aleks discovers such discarded items and applies his visual style, whether it's an urban cityscape, a dumped chair, or a pile of rubbish. He questions what he sees and how he can perceive the same things differently, akin to putting on Granddad's glasses and entering a room—knowing what is what but simultaneously seeing it differently. This is precisely what Aleks achieves in his work, showcasing colours and colour spots intertwined with compositional and geometrical rules, leaving people to decide and layer meanings. By looking at the world differently Aleks intentionally collaborates with viewers' imaginations, pushing them to overdrive by examining his works.