2026 Our everyday experiences are to a great extent depend­ ent on movement. Especially in the city, the execution of our daily tasks and following of our schedules rely on constant and often dynamic movement. From a broader perspective, all individuals together form repetitive pat­ terns of urban activity through their personal rhythms and routines. As a result, these collective rhythms estab­lish a shared pace of city dwelling, which mutually influ­ences the activities of each individual. This master’s thesis explores the tension between stillness and motion through a photographic analysis of everyday dynamics in public urban spaces. By combining theoretical research with photographic experimentation, the project investigates how still pho­tography can create a sense of movement, duration, and narrative. As it interprets the repetitive nature of daily existence in the city, it seeks to reveal how rhythm and repetition work as structural principles of both urban experience and human life. Furthermore, the concepts of rhythm and repetition are used as narrative elements in the final work. Natalia Chaykina Looping the Urban Everyday http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Testo Tesi di master Text Masterarbeit Christa Amadea application/pdf doi:10.57697/1BMF-BW35 https://phaidra.kunstuni-linz.at/o:3747 Text Master theses eng