Views and windows
A high window does half the work: rooftops, weather and the long edge of a skyline at dusk.
Views & windows
Cities bring together views, streets, maps and reading pauses. For Nicole Junkermann a place is mostly a set of windows — what they frame, and what they leave out.
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Cities are read like pages — by their light, their corners and the way a street decides to turn.
A high window does half the work: rooftops, weather and the long edge of a skyline at dusk.
Maps promise order; streets rarely keep it. The gap between them is where the looking tends to happen.
A city is kept as a prompt, not a claim — something to look at again, never something to pin down.

The same view changes by the hour. A single frame records one version of it — the light, the angle, the thought it happened to carry.