When I try to talk about photography as a form of visual expression, I am at a loss. Since I am not skilled in the field of photography, I can only express myself in terms of "somehow" or "somehow.
I don't know what you think about it, though,Satomi YamauchiI feel that his works always have a "somehow" thirsty atmosphere. The unique sense of distance from the subject or object is an indispensable skill for landscape photography. His ability to find unusual and unique subjects is also remarkable.
Yamauchi's work, which captures unique subjects soaring above ordinary landscapes, is like "magic realism" in which reality and fiction are mixed together.
Yamauchi's solo exhibition "Post Palmtree," featuring works with a bit of magic in them, will be held from March 25 (Saturday).
. Below is a letter of invitation to the exhibition.
The longing for "paradise" became assimilated with the longing for "tropical". . The longing became a motif, an existence that could be created. A motif can be created just by being in a town far away from the tropical land of "Tropical". Even if there is no paradise, even if the place is not tropical, the relationship between the motif and the people exists.
This must be the place," "celebration," and "two locals and the palm trees," based on his childhood experience of traveling back and forth between Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, and Florida. This work is a sequel to "two locals and the palm trees," which was based on his childhood experience of traveling between Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, and Florida. This work, a sequel to these, was shot in Kanto, Japan.<南国幻想>The theme of the work is.
While the unique presence of the palm tree is captured in an unobtrusive and realistic manner, the image is expressed there in an unrealistic way."
Enjoying photography and art is not just for fall . Why don't you look at the photos and think about this and that?
Text_Shinri Kobayashi
Satomi Yamauchi Solo Exhibition "Post Palmtree
Period: March 25 (Sat) - April 9 (Sun) (Closed on Mondays during the exhibition period)
Venue: Cale / Field Sewing Tokyo
Address: 1F, 3-4-6 Higashiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-6441-3661
http://cale.jp
The opening reception will be held at the same venue on the following date and time.
Date: Saturday, March 25, 18:00 - 20:00
Satomi Yamauchi / Photographer
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan . spent 8 years of his childhood in the U.S. He started working as a freelance photographer in 2009. Spent 8 years of his childhood in the U.S. After working at a studio in Tokyo as a photographer's assistant in 2006, he started his career as a freelance photographer in 2009. While actively showing his work, he is active in magazines and websites mainly in the fields of culture, music, and fashion.
Solo exhibitions: you were here (2014), This must be the place (2015) @gallery 360°, Celebration (2015) @gallery 360°.
