In Long Haul 2, Herzven embarked on a kinetic art-driven journey with Porsche, reimagining the 911 as a “dust catcher”—a moving canvas that absorbed the grit of the road through spray-adhesive layers, textures, and improvised interventions. Each mark carried the memory of travel, transforming the car into a living artwork and storytelling object. The project was as much about process as destination—an exploration of motion, time, and collaboration that blurred the line between performance and permanence. 

The journey culminated in Anyar, Indonesia, where Herzven created a large-scale mural inspired by the road, community, and the dialogue between machine and nature. This final piece anchored the project in place and culture, expanding the experiment beyond the vehicle into public space, and leaving behind a lasting visual testament to the adventure.