Invisible City explores urban landscapes through a moody, introspective lens, capturing the interplay of shadow and light in city environments. Ken Schles employs a photographic strategy that highlights obscured details and hidden narratives within the metropolitan fabric.

The book’s 80 pages concentrate on visualizing the city as a complex, often overlooked environment where presence and absence coexist. Photographs reveal architectural elements, textured surfaces, and moments of quietude, inviting viewers to reconsider the unnoticed layers of urban life.

Invisible City, published by Steidl in 2015, emphasizes the nuanced experience of urban invisibility through careful composition and contrast.