In 2020, Los Angeles was transformed by the pandemic, revealing a new and unsettling reality. Through “LosT Angeles,” I captured the city’s shift from its vibrant, bustling self to a place marked by tension and weariness. The collection portrays the subtle yet profound impacts of this upheaval: masked couples in front of ironic advertisements, individuals overwhelmed by the pandemic’s demands, and the awkward social dynamics that emerged as people navigated their new reality. Scenes like the long queues outside Trader Joe’s and the wary glances exchanged between passersby highlight the strain of adapting to unprecedented conditions. “LosT Angeles” provides a compelling snapshot of a city in flux, reflecting the profound emotional and societal shifts that occurred during this extraordinary period.