Moving Bus Quartet explores the elusive nature of time through a lenticular camera, challenging perceptions of stillness. This series presents a fractured yet coherent vision—a quartet of fleeting figures seen through a shifting veil. The lenticular camera captures successive moments, tracing the subtle rhythm of movement within a single frame.

This is a paradoxical image: a camera captures both static images and a dynamic dialogue between fleeting moments. The composition fractures and reassembles motion, crafting a rippling tapestry on bus windows of passengers dissolving into layered echoes and conveys a sense of transience.

Moving Bus Quartet is visual poetry, composed of fragments of motion that reflect both external and internal journeys. The urban landscape becomes a fleeting stage, where figures blend and separate like whispers of a passing crowd. As a meditation on the ephemeral nature of experience, this image reveals the intricate rhythms that define everyday life.

Analogue photography