Exploring the physical and psychological effects of frequent travel, Jet Lag captures the fragmented rhythms and disjointed experiences of modern mobility through its evocative imagery. The photographs convey the exhaustion, disorientation, and impermanence that define life traversing multiple time zones.

The book’s visual approach emphasizes stark contrasts and moments of quiet reflection, offering glimpses into transient spaces such as airports, hotel rooms, and airplanes. These settings highlight a sense of isolation amid the global connectivity that characterizes contemporary culture.

Published in 2015 by Bloomsbury Publishing USA, the 120-page volume provides a focused meditation on the unseen toll of rapid long-distance travel.