Minka 1955 Japanese Traditional Houses Yersin Legrand I am not interested in

I am not interested in capturing the exact likeness of someone or something and long to arrest all beauty and the non-obvious or at least make the obvious not look obvious

d'une offrande funéraire pour la femme aimée il y a deux mille ans

Naphtalène est une anti-héroïne fmurrrienne attachante

De sa maladie

The Knight’s Move and Lovers Distance

Minka 1955 Japanese Traditional Houses Yersin Legrand I am not interested inBorn from his fascination with ancient architecture and a personal rediscovery of its beauty through materials such as wood, stone, earth and thatch, the aspiring architecture student Yukio Futagawa set out in the mid 1950s to photograph minka, the traditional rural houses of Japan. This experience would be instrumental in shifting his lifes work toward photographing rather than creating architecture. This large format compendium of Futagawas images