In "Geographies of the Instant," each photograph marks a point on an invisible map that connects intimate gestures, impossible flights, and everyday corners. Like scattered stars that form figures when we gaze at them, these images weave together into constellations: kisses interrupting the urban rhythm, animals returning their innocence to us, silhouettes turning into symbols, cities revealing their memory, colors breathing poetry. Here, the human, the animal, the historical, and the imagined converge in a single firmament. Wonder arises in discovering that, though different, all these instants beat with the same intensity: reminding us that the world is wider and more magical than we can see.