Windows in abandoned places are more than architectural openings; they act as quiet thresholds between presence and absence. Within their frames remain traces of lives once lived, routines, emotions, and moments now reduced to fragments. Cracked glass, peeling paint, and light entering at unexpected angles become markers of time’s passage and silent witnesses to change. In Beyond the Fragments of Time, these windows offer a view into spaces that feel intimate yet distant, familiar yet unreachable. The work explores memory, decay, and the quiet beauty found in neglect, inviting the viewer to pause and reflect on what remains when life moves on. Each photograph becomes a meditation on the traces we leave behind and the silent stories that persist long after spaces are abandoned.