People and Places explores the familiar spaces that become embedded in memory through repeated encounters and everyday experiences. Focusing on recognizable landmarks and locations across Riyadh, each place is documented and reconstructed through layered drawings, capturing the presence and movement of people within these spaces. The sequence moves from shades of red to green and finally blue, preserving the passage of time through the accumulation of moments.

As the layers overlap, new colors, forms, and visual constructions emerge, reflecting the way people, places, and experiences intersect over time. Figures blur into their surroundings, suggesting the fleeting nature of individual moments and the traces they leave behind. The resulting compositions reflect memory not as a fixed image of a place, but as an accumulation of encounters, movements, and experiences that continuously reshape how a space is perceived. Through this process, familiar locations become more than physical landmarks, transforming into records of collective and personal memory.