Famous landmarks attract millions of visitors, becoming some of the most photographed places in the world. But how do we truly remember these iconic sites? Tourist explores the fleeting nature of memory through long exposure photography, transforming crowded landmarks into abstract, sketch-like impressions—just as they often remain in our minds. Rather than capturing sharp details, this series embraces the way tourists experience and recall these places: not through individual faces or architectural precision, but as blurred, fading silhouettes of movement and structure. The result is a visual representation of how tourism shapes our collective memory, reducing even the most famous sights to a hazy, dreamlike imprint.