Boundary 01
Year: 2022
Material/Technique: Photograph
Size: 51.5 × 46.5 × 3.5 cm
Edition: Edition Available
Signed:Included
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USD 1,894
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About the Work
- Year
- 2022
- Material/Technique
- Photograph
- Size
- 51.5 × 46.5 × 3.5 cm
- Edition
- Edition Available
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Included
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- Kubota Ikuo
- Ship-from Area
- Tokyo
- Days Until Dispatch
- About 3 Weeks
- Category
- Photograph
- Style
- Conceptual
Work Details
boundary (boundary)
The scenery you look at from a distance becomes an object when you look closely at it.
What you can understand when you stare at it in the palm of your hand becomes incomprehensible when you gather and stare at it.
People use words and set boundaries for every object of recognition.
A large collection of water and salt becomes an ocean, the movement of the waves becomes sound, and the gathering becomes a landscape... and a line is drawn to separate each one.
However, just as the Earth is viewed from space, there is no border anywhere, so the world before humans appeared was mixed and there were no boundaries.
Thinking about that, it is only by removing all boundaries between others and taking a bird's-eye view that it is possible to grasp things in a flat manner.
This photo group was taken using a camera that stops and fixes when invented by humans, and a macro lens that visualizes elements constituting physically existing objects.
It is a “hybrid” rather than a contrast between micro and macro.
In the process of looking at the two photographs and concentrating your gaze from macro to micro, I want you to imagine averaging the world without discrimination without creating boundaries on recognizable events.
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photographer
Born in Yokohama in 1969, graduated from Nihon University College of Art, Department of Photography in 1992, joined Ima (now Amana) in 1992 Joined Oulu Co., Ltd. in 2000 until now. Pursue and present your own expression by learning advertising photography and making use of the skills you have acquired It continues. Born in 1969 in Yokohama When I was in elementary school, my father took me to climb mountains in Japan, and I was impressed by my father's photographs taken there. When I was in high school, I joined a brass band, indulged in music, and had no intention of becoming a photographer. In the 2nd semester of 1987, I was unable to see my future career path ahead of the entrance exam, and when I was worried, my father's camera and photographs caught my eye, and I remembered the majestic scenery I saw when I was in elementary school, and the emotion I received from my father's photographs, and decided to become a photographer. Enrolled in the Nihon University College of Art Department of Photography in 1988 for 4 years, I looked at photographs, photographed, developed, printed, and worked part-time for a publishing company and freelance photographer. Joined IMA Co., Ltd. (currently Amana) in 1992. Learn all the skills necessary for advertisement photography for 4 years and become diverse in photographic expression
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