Two men, both embodied strength, framed by rules and restriction. The sign behind them dictates behaviour, yet their presence redefines it. One moves, one rests. Together they transform the space from one of prohibition into one of expression. This image speaks to how people continually remake the city through their movements and gestures. Space offers both guidance and resistance: it instructs us where to go and what to avoid, yet within those limits, we carve our own rhythms. In their postures, vitality challenges order, revealing that cities are never static, but co-created by the bodies that inhabit them.