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Tomoyuki Sakaguchi
Tomoyuki Sakaguchi
A Hollywood lighting crew get lost in Japanese suburbia and decide to set up on an anonymous street corner or in someone’s back yard? However he gets his orange and purple skies, hyper-green hedges and rabbit-in-the-headlights surburbscapes, Tomoyuki Sakaguchi’s long exposures of street-lit suburbia have a great sense of missplaced drama.
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