A brief stroll whilst inspecting architecture (Sold Out)
Created between 2007 and 2013, The work looks at Japanese architecture and it’s relation to it’s surrounding environment. Created using a large format camera in locations such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kanazawa and remote Hokkaido, the work is a rare insight in contemporary Japan, which places an emphasis on how architecture can be used to posit a social, economical and geographical survey of the surroundings.
Published 2014
Printing: Offset in Japan by YPP
Paper: Takeo Araveal
Edition: 700
Special Edition: 1-30
Size: 254mm x 186mm (Japanese B5)
28 pages, 15 Full color plates
Collections:
National Gallery of Victoria - The Shaw research Library
National Library of Australia
Book Fairs
2015 April: Paris Photo LA, (Printed Matter Stand)
2015 May: LA independent Photobook fair (QCP Stand)
2015 May: Melbourne Artbook fair (UNESCO stand)
2015 September: Volume Sydney (Kinokuniya stand)
2015 September: Tokyo Artbook Fair
Stocklist - Galleries/ Bookstores
Stocklist - Galleries/ Bookstores
Australia
National Gallery of Australia (Canberra)
Queensland Art Gallery (Brisbane)
National Gallery of Victoria (NGV, NGVA)
Monash gallery of Art (Melbourne)
Centre for Contemorary photography (Melbourne)
Kinokiniya (Sydney)
Published Art (Sydney)
Saturdays NYC (Sydney)
Perimeter (Melbourne)
Metropolis (Melbourne)
North America
The Printed Matter (NYC)
Dashwood Books (NYC)
Arcana books (California)
Family Books (LA)
William Stout Books (San Francisco)
Southern Alberta Art gallery (Alberta)
Art Metropole (Toronto)
Europe
Ivory Press (Madrid)
Choisi (Lugano)
Hors Format (Antwerp)
Japan
T-Site Daikanyama (Tokyo)
IMA Concept Store (Tokyo)
Shashasha (Tokyo)
Watarium Museum of Contemporary Art (Tokyo)