/ 2014 / Fine Art / Abstract

TOKYO KINGYO

TOKYO KINGYO

The view you see might not be true in the lights and in the shadows.

Everything has two sides in it:beauty and ugliness, vice and virtue, light
and darkness, etc. and it depends on you how you look at it and how
you understand it.

At the crossing of Shibuya, at the station of Shinjuku and at the main
street of Ginza, I photograph scenery of what I see there and then
think about the present time which was linked from the past and to the
future.

Photographs might be the capture of one single moment of the world.
However, I always have a strange feeling that there might be another
world behind my photographs, another tense behind.

The only thing I need in a motion of my shooting photographs is the
understanding of a moment of capturing things by heart. It is what I
used to do when I really deserved to do.

Michiko Makino


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