"When
I travel, the destination is not really the point. I am fascinated by the
transient places of travel – the banks of TV screens that hang from airport
terminal ceilings announcing departures to far-flung locales around the globe,
the ever-changing view from a speeding train, ordering a meal from an
undecipherable menu, exploring the subway beneath an unfamiliar city, waking in
another characterless hotel room that could be anywhere, the tourist souvenir
vendors touting their wares.
Traveling
faster and faster through this increasingly interconnected world, many of these
everyday experiences that fill a journey get lost in the rush of getting from
“You Are Here” to wherever you are going. But by opening yourself up to the
rhythm and rhyme of the seemingly mundane details of travel, the familiar
becomes unique, the ordinary extraordinary and the over-looked well worth a
second glance.
This is what inspires me to travel. It’s not about getting there, it’s about all the fun you can have along the way."
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