This photobook by Takashi Homma explores urban landscapes in Japan and the United States. Homma describes his approach as "photographing cities through cities" and uses the camera obscura, a fundamental photographic technique, to capture his images. This primitive method results in a unique interplay of light and shadow, revealing layers of hidden urban scenes that ordinary photography cannot capture. The resulting images reflect a self-absorbed vision of the city, reminiscent of the Greek myth of Narcissus, who becomes entranced by his own reflection in water.
Pages : 112 pages
Size : 24×31.5cm (softcover)
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Takashi Homma lived in London from 1991 to 1993, and after returning to Japan, he began showcasing his work in fashion and art. In recent years, he has also explored the field of architecture, earning acclaim for his symphonic approach to creating works.
