Tide | Hiromi Furusato | Aka Aka 2026 Masaki Yamamoto in the hours prior to

in the hours prior to sunrise

I took the monorail from Haneda airport into the city and then rode the circle of the Yamanote line around Tokyo

I don’t find superficial emotions emanating through his lens from either the subjects or from the photographer

With its exploration of the many facets of 'Homo Ludens'

our perspectives will always be distorted by our biases

Tide | Hiromi Furusato | Aka Aka 2026 Masaki Yamamoto in the hours prior to"Tide brings together a body of photographs that Hiromi Furusato has continued to make over the past decade, from 2015 to the present. Centered on a woman living in Ishinomaki, Miyagi, the work has continually turned its camera toward the people living in the same time and toward the unfolding scenes and landscapes around them. In these photographs, the fragile sensation that we are alive and present in an elusive now collides and dissolves. From an