And As I Try to Make My Way to the Ordinary World (Dibond)

On one of Brighton’s bustling shopping streets, three young people pause to search through a rail of clothes spilling out onto the pavement. Around them, shoppers come and go, shopfronts compete for attention and the street becomes an ever-changing display of people, fashion and everyday life. Serg captures the simple act of browsing as another expression of identity – the clothes we choose becoming part of how we construct and present ourselves to the world. Amid the movement of the crowd, the group’s shared concentration creates a small moment of connection, curiosity and individuality.