Parallax describes the apparent shift of an object when seen from different positions; in philosophy, it names a gap between perspectives that cannot be reconciled into one stable view. This experiential piece unfolds within that gap. Moving between cities as a flâneur and perpetual outsider, I observes urban spaces from positions that never fully align. Sound and image drift apart, and environments seem to belong elsewhere. “Life elsewhere” becomes not a destination but a condition, where presence remains slightly displaced, and the city is inhabited from the margins rather than the center.