INVITED PHOTOGRAPHER
#2 2017 / Print Edition 2019
Collaborating Member 2020
Tokyo, Japan
Eses is a research worker and a street photographer born in Japan in 1963. One of his subjects is imaging a sense of loneliness and quietness in urban environments. He tries to devote himself to a silent street, a heavy rain, a midnight drive and strong coffee.
“Why analogue?”
Memory has been a matter of concern for him, since he lost a part of his memories by injury decades ago. Analogue photographs for him are almost equivalent to his lost memories, which seems to be obscure, fragile and a little mysterious, but definitely engraved something deep in his mind. Probably he wants to reconstruct a pure and confused mosaic of those deep feelings for himself in a very primitive way, that is a reason why he often shoots a photograph using a film on the street.
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