PHILLY IN FLUX is an ongoing photographic survey of Philadelphia conducted on foot.
Beginning in June 2026, Dante Sisofo started walking the city’s major streets and corridors from end to end, documenting each route with a RICOH GR Monochrome camera and precise geographic coordinates. Every project combines photographs, maps, route data, duration, and distance into a permanent public record.
The project treats the city as an open archive. Streets are documented one at a time through direct observation, transforming everyday movement through Philadelphia into a growing visual map of place, time, and experience.
Each walk becomes a standalone publication while also contributing to a larger city-scale portrait. As new routes are completed, the archive expands, revealing Philadelphia through its streets, neighborhoods, storefronts, infrastructure, and daily life.
PHILLY IN FLUX is updated continuously and is intended as a long-term effort to document the city one corridor at a time.