Soft intrusion documents the uneasy overlap between human intention and environmental drift. Empty structures, residual objects, and constructed landscapes appear held in pause — caught between use and abandonment, order and entropy. These photographs are less about narrative than atmosphere: a drained pool, a pink bike, a supermarket adrift in parking-lot silence. The series observes how space evolves when no one is watching, inviting viewers to consider the slow, cumulative impact of neglect, adaptation, and quiet encroachment.