Bucharest holds its past in weathered façades and rooms where grandeur slowly gives way to silence. In Decay, the city becomes a portrait of beauty surviving neglect, its faded elegance echoing the story of Princess Brianna Caradja, whose family was forced from Romania by political upheaval.

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Her presence lends a quiet dignity to these spaces. Between the princess and the city, a shared sense of loss emerges—of homes, histories, and worlds that can never quite be recovered.

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Shaped by my journalistic eye, the series traces what remains: the tenderness of worn surfaces, the weight of memory, and a grace that endures as the world around it falls away.