This photographic series captures traces of human presence in spaces where people are no longer visible. Ordinary façades, worn walls, curtains, laundry, and abandoned kiosks become portraits of intimate worlds unfolding beyond the visible frame. Aneta Ježková explores how everyday life inscribes itself into architecture — how small gestures and quiet details persist long after their authors have disappeared. In these silent structures, she discovers the poetry of the unseen and the quiet endurance of life that refuses to fade.