This body of work examines the overlooked structures, objects, and spaces that emerge as cities undergo continual change. Working from observations of Ottawa’s streets and construction zones, I paint temporary barriers, fencing, bus stops, pipes, electrical panels, containers, and other forms of everyday infrastructure. These ordinary elements become markers of movement, disruption, and transition, revealing how urban transformation is experienced at the scale of the pedestrian. Through painting, I isolate and reconfigure these fragments of the built environment, considering how temporary structures shape the ways we move through and perceive the city.