Akira Rachi, between 03
It seems to be Taro Nasu Gallery week on eyecurious this week. Following on from the seemingly excellent Ryuji Miyamoto show, they are now going to be showing work by Akira Rachi and Hirofumi Katayama. This show could be called ‘In Between’ as both of these two young photographers focus on interstitial spaces. Katayama seeks to find geometric perfection in the city’s places of transit that are mostly overlooked: lobbies, entrances, stairways. Rachi’s photographs deal with a different kind of space: the space between objects, as if he is trying to capture the physical forces of attraction and repulsion at play.
Hirofumi Katayama, vectorscape - 1009
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Akira Rachi and Hirofumi Katayama
Akira Rachi, between 03
It seems to be Taro Nasu Gallery week on eyecurious this week. Following on from the seemingly excellent Ryuji Miyamoto show, they are now going to be showing work by Akira Rachi and Hirofumi Katayama. This show could be called ‘In Between’ as both of these two young photographers focus on interstitial spaces. Katayama seeks to find geometric perfection in the city’s places of transit that are mostly overlooked: lobbies, entrances, stairways. Rachi’s photographs deal with a different kind of space: the space between objects, as if he is trying to capture the physical forces of attraction and repulsion at play.
Hirofumi Katayama, vectorscape - 1009
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