« For the view there is no final destination. Whether it be the sun’s rays that pass through vegetation or swing caught in the light, lakes and swamps in the crisp air, or scenes of the city under the veil of new-fallen snow everywhere, though subtle, landscape flashing. Stopping the shutter speed or distance of objects that are characterized by a photo, or « swiftness » owned by the photographer – what Husserl called « inner time consciousness. » by friend and curator Tetsuya Miyata
