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Reflections of the Journey (2024) Photography by Lucas Biston Reichling (LBR Photojourney)
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- Digital Photography on Paper
- Number of copies available 5
- Dimensions Height 19.7in, Width 11.1in
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Car
This moment feels like a reunion between past and present. The car and its driver have evolved together, growing closer with every mile shared. The cobblestones, once uncertain beneath the tires, now feel secure underfoot, symbolizing the trust and companionship that have formed between man and machine. This bond, now strengthened, is echoed in the car’s reflection—the road behind and the journey that lies ahead, all captured in the sleek metal that has been both vessel and companion.
Yet, as we pause to reflect, there is something cyclical in the air. The place where the journey began now frames its near-conclusion. We stand in the same place but are no longer the same. What was once an uncertain step into the unknown has now become a place of reflection and understanding. The journey may have returned us to this spot, but the traveler and the car have both changed. And though we prepare for one final glance back, we know that this moment marks the end of one journey and the start of another.
Lucas Biston Reichling is a photographer whose work focuses on automotive subjects and travel, exploring the complex relationship between vehicles and the landscapes they traverse. His work captures the essence of travel and destination, highlighting the themes of freedom and adventure that underpin every journey.
Born with a ion for open roads and elegant cars, Lucas has developed a unique perspective on how vehicles interact with the environments they traverse. His photographs do not simply show the aesthetic beauty of a car’s lines or the vastness of a deserted road; they also seek to capture the depth of moments of exploration and discovery.
Through his images, Lucas Biston Reichling invites his viewers to see the world in new ways, revealing layers of interpretation and emotion. Each photo is carefully crafted to reflect the deep narratives of adventure, enriching our understanding of travel experiences.
For Lucas, photography is a way to share the subtle beauty of these experiences, while allowing others to discover the richness of the stories he captures through his lens.
- Nationality: BELGIUM
- Date of birth : 2003
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- Groups: Contemporary Belgian Artists
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