"a locus"
Geographer Edward Relph once said, “Place is not just an abstract concept. It is a directly experienced phenomenon of the lived world—full of meaning, real objects, and ongoing activity. Places shape both personal and shared social identities and are often at the core of human existence, deeply tied to our emotional and psychological well-being.”
With the rise of the Internet and advancements in information and transportation technology, the concept of "place" has both expanded and, in some ways, faded. Where do we now find our sense of place? Through the process of photography, I explore this evolving relationship, conducting an experimental study on the nature of "place" and its intricate connection to human life.
Solo exhibition
"a locus" at same gallery (4-6-7, Ebara, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 142-0063)
2020.10.30(fri)-11.8(sun) 12:00-20:00
Solo exhibition
"a locus(2023)" at sioribi(3-7-8, Fukashi, Matsumoto, Nagano, 390-0815)
2023.10.6(fri)-10.24(tue) 7:00-20:00
