Sway is a visual survey of a place, not a specific geographic location, but more a shared and familiar place that exists on the fringes of many of our cities.  This work looks to trace the simple patterns and moments of everyday life here, that are often overlooked and go unnoticed.  The archicture and urban fabric reveal connections and similarities that are both local and common, but when studied can seem alien.  It is often in these places where the consequences of political and economic decisions meet with peoples lives head on.