The city pulses with its own unique language — a symphony of sounds, shadows, and stories that unfold on every corner. Urban environments offer endless poetry in motion: the geometric ballet of morning commuters, the unexpected gardens that bloom between concrete slabs, the way evening light transforms ordinary buildings into cathedrals of glass and steel. This international group exhibition brings together photographers who understand that cities are more than concrete and crowds; they are living canvases where human experience writes itself in light, movement, and architectural rhythm.

The works in "Urban Poetry" capture the rhythmic essence of city life, where photographers worldwide uncover the lyrical dimensions of metropolitan environments. These urban landscapes become symphonies of movement and stillness, revealing the unexpected beauty that emerges from bustling streets and towering structures. From the gentle poetry of morning light on building facades to the dynamic energy of crowded intersections, each photograph asks: How do we find art in the everyday pulse of urban existence?

Through varied artistic visions and techniques, this exhibition demonstrates how photographers transform into city storytellers, extracting beauty from the chaos of metropolitan life and discovering harmony within urban complexity. Whether capturing intimate moments of solitude amid crowds, celebrating the bold geometry of architectural forms, or illuminating the vibrant character of street culture, these images show us that cities are living poems — constantly writing and rewriting themselves through light, shadow, and human interaction, turning ordinary urban experiences into profound visual narratives that speak to our shared metropolitan journey.

Featuring artists:  Alberto Montenegro, Anastasiya Trotskaya, Andrea Baldaccini, Andrew Hendrick, Annalisa Cinco, Atsumi Takemoto, Bahram Bayat, Boxuan Yuan, Carl Nehore, Charlotte Rose, Chiara Villi, Chris Freeman, Colin Page, Daniela Montellano, Fabio Alves, Gabriel Otu, Gary Hill, Genny Giuffrè, Ian Hops , Irene Maynard, Jakub Wichtowski, Joshua Hoffman, Judita Juknele, Kip Harris, Kuba Merrett, Lauren L Harris , Marcello Massaro, Matilde Rizzi, Simon ARVATI, Umberto Vezzani, Wun Liang, YUMINGHUI.