KOYANAGI Yoshiaki

KOYANAGI Yoshiaki

Photographer

CV

KOYANAGI Yoshiaki

Photographer

Born in 1969 in Tokyo. After graduating from university, he worked as a proofreader and became a freelance person. I am self-taught in photography. His works covering Vietnam, Myanmar, etc. were presented in camera magazines and solo exhibitions at famous galleries. He married a local woman he met during his stay in Mandalay, Myanmar, and returned to a steady life in Japan. After working as a tourist photographer and a corporate PR magazine, he got a job in a different field. At that time, it was 15 years since he contracted a mental illness, and after several job changes, he went into remission and resumed my photography activities.

1969 Born in Tokyo

1993 Graduated from Department of Political Science, Faculty of Law, Tokyo Metropolitan University

1993 Worked at Jiji Press proofreading department

1995 Photographed various parts of Asia including Taiwan, Macau, Vietnam, and Myanmar.

1997 Solo exhibition “Whereabouts of the Journey” Konica Plaza, Tokyo

2000 Participated in his group exhibition "Young Portfolio" Kiyosato Photo Art Museum, Yamanashi

2000 Solo exhibition held in Da Nang, Vietnam

2001 Solo exhibition “Silence of Silence” Konica Plaza, Tokyo

2004 Solo exhibition “In search of the wilderness” Konica Minolta Plaza, Tokyo

2007His camera was sealed and his activities were temporarily suspended.

2019 Returned to photography as a tourist photographer

2020 Exhibited at “STAY HOME Exhibition”, Chain Museum

Graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan University Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science in 1993

Solo Exhibitions

1997 “Where the Journey Goes” (Konica Plaza)

Solo exhibition in Danang, Vietnam in 2000

2001 “Silent Alley” (Konica Plaza)

2004 “In Search of an Uncommon Field” (Konica Minolta Plaza)

Group Exhibitions

Exhibited at the 2000 Group Exhibition “Young Portfolio” (Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Art)

Exhibited at the 2020 group exhibition “STAY HOME” (The Chain Museum)

Public Collections

“Whereabouts of the trip” Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts