As I walk around the city with my camera in hand, I find myself instinctively searching for those unremarkable, everyday, and peaceful moments hidden within the relentless bustle of urban life. These quietly unfolding, seemingly private instances—played out behind glass yet exposed to the passing world outside—often go unnoticed, glimpsed only in reflection or a fleeting glance. Yet through the camera’s lens, they are captured as intimate window portraits, revealing the delicate intersection between solitude and exposure amidst the chaotic cityscape.