Social Collapse

A towering apartment block tilts and crumbles into the street, suspended between ruin and survival. Around it, the city’s life continues in cramped streets lined with ordinary balconies and shops, as if catastrophe is just another backdrop to daily living. The work reflects the fragility of urban life in Alexandria, where corruption, unsafe construction, and neglect erode the very foundations of people’s homes.

This piece confronts the human cost of structural failure, reminding us that buildings are not just concrete; they are the archives of lives, families, and memories. It challenges us to see urban collapse not as accident, but as a symptom of deeper social fractures, and asks whether cities can ever be rebuilt on justice rather than exploitation.