Osamu Yokonami After Primal pommes de terre qui vivent près de sa

qui vivent près de sa ville natale

and let us experience a different reality through the encounter with the ‘alien world’

delivering images that stand out for their rich tones and depth obtained through hand printing

political purges

Osamu Yokonami After Primal pommes de terre qui vivent près de saOver the years, Osamu Yokonami (b. 1967, Japanese) has quietly traced the delicate line between instinct and identity. What began as a study of childhood spontaneitychildren balancing fruit between shoulder and chin, surrounded by drifting skieshas evolved into a reflection on the quiet unfolding of self awareness. In the earlier images, the children glance toward the lens without agenda, their expressions ranging from mischief to solemn stillness.