Bridges
Crossings and built structures interrupt the flow of travel. Photographed through the car window, each image isolates a point of transition between directions, levels, and landscapes. Bridges divide and connect. They carry motion across absence while imposing their own geometry on the view.
Seen from within the car, they become recurring intervals – moments where architecture interrupts the flow of space and time. In these brief passages, the built environment turns into abstraction: lines, grids, and spans reduced to form and rhythm.
Bridges reflects on the tension between movement and stillness, between construction and perception – a quiet meditation on how we pass through the world and what remains when we do.