observation · draft
Rain changes a city
Rain changes pace, reflections and attention. Familiar streets briefly become somewhere else.
A city in the rain reveals a second interface. Light pools in the pavement, people choose different routes and every shelter becomes social architecture.
I notice more when the weather interrupts the usual rhythm. The city stops presenting itself as a finished object and becomes a changing system.
This note is a reminder to revisit familiar places under unfamiliar conditions.