kevin o'farrell

riding in cars 3 continues a practice of looking without stopping. Taken from a moving car, these images collapse seconds into single frames. Trees, sky, and roadside light overlap and blur, resisting clarity while holding onto rhythm. This third installment of riding in cars shifts further away from destination and toward duration—where the act of passing through becomes the subject itself. These photographs record the world as it slips past—trees thinning and thickening, light rising and falling, the horizon briefly revealing itself before closing again – landscapes that cannot be entered or revisited—only passed through. Motion is not an effect but a condition: branches multiply, skies smear, moments stack on top of one another. What emerges is less a document of place than an accumulation of time, where travel becomes a way of seeing and repetition becomes a form of attention.