Transitions are the spaces between what was and what will be. They mark the moments when the known world shifts, leaving behind familiar certainties and ushering in the unexplored. These shifts—whether born of political upheaval, personal loss, or societal decay—carry the weight of transformation, often painful but always revealing. They remind us of that change, though unsettling, is the thread that binds all aspects of life, weaving together the personal and the collective, the past and the future. The transformation of places and people often reflect deeper emotional and spiritual currents. Streets that once thrived with life can grow silent, echoing the toll of political failures and social fractures. Physical…