Published in full for the first time, the Japanese photographer’s series reveals how fantasy intervenes in every attempt to see and be seen
Michael Hoppen Gallery, London, UK
Among the featured photographers at KYOTOGRAPHIE was Masahisa Fukase, who grew out of the 1960s alongside greats such as Nobuyoshi Araki and Daido Moriyama.
Obsessed with this photo series called "From Window" by Masahisa Fukase. He took photos of his wife from their apartment window almost everyday as she left 🥹
Published in Camera Mainichi, June 1979
Pierced by pins, tormented by ravens, obscured by bathtub bubbles … the great Japanese photographer created astonishing, disturbing and highly personal images of himself, his family – and his beloved cat Sasuke the Second
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7 Sep — 12 Dec 2018 at the Foam in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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It was in 1977 that Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase turned his lens toward his beloved cat, Sasuke. Cats had been a constant feature in his life but Sasuke was the first he photographed. Now...
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Circa 1991
William Larson is an American photographer who continuously experimented with different media in order to produce meaningful works and question the role of technology in the definition of an artistic language. His "Fireflies" series (1969–1978) deal with the possibility of introducing time and...
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