Clipping Suburbia - Japan

Moments jam up against each other. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Staring from a train hurtling through the city. The world flashes by, A mangled jumble of screen impressions seen and not seen, &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Racing forward in a distraction of thoughts thrown out by Cloud-computed algorithms. <br> Digital life, driven by frictionless connectivity, is a headlong rush. In this rush, it is hard to make out the features of the novel landscapes we traverse in the course of daily life – and having precious little time to reflect on, much less consolidate our thoughts, one’s experience of the whole becomes impressionistic. <br> A photograph is a frame, a window into a moment. These images record an algorithmic window of bits of moments compiled into an image over time. They are shot on an iPhone and not post-processed other than cropping and color correction.