The village of Lastovo was built on a steep hillside, and its streets follow the contours of the terrain. Narrow stairways connect houses, gardens and small squares, creating a dense network of paths that weave through the settlement.
Daily life unfolds in passages, on thresholds and along stone steps. Neighbours stop to talk in front of their houses, laundry hangs between facades and small terraces open unexpected views across rooftops and valleys. Walking through the village means constantly moving between light and shadow, private and public space, encounters and moments of solitude.
The village is shaped by movement on foot. Distances are measured in staircases and shortcuts, and the hillside becomes an essential part of everyday life.