Public Interiors

Vietnam — January/February 2026

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At night, the city doesn't close — it opens differently. The interior spills outward. A shop becomes a living room. A sidewalk becomes a workshop. Ordinary gestures, usually hidden behind walls, become briefly visible from the street.

Shot discreetly with a compact camera and existing light, Public Interiors is drawn to these lit margins: storefronts, inhabited façades, improvised stalls that punctuate the dark. Not the spectacular Vietnam of travel photography, but the unremarkable one — between neon and bare bulbs, the series looks for the small overlap between the intimate, the commercial, and the collective.

From Hanoi to Hội An, these cities where interiors are never entirely private.