Architecture: Honorable Mention 2018 (professional)
Hovering between the present and the distant past by Yugo Ito (Japan)
ENTRY DESCRIPTION
You are realizing that you are hovering between the present and the distant past while looking at this photograph. Where does the past come from? Isn't that one of your memories? I totally know that you never experience the past. Then, do your brain just make up the sense of past? But photography is to exist for testimony of our pasts. Now it seems that we are unable to trust in both ourselves and photography. Am I exaggerating?
Handmade dry plate collodion process, 4x5inch, 2nd Apr 2018
AUTHOR
Yugo Ito
Born in Tsushima City, Aichi, Japan, in 1991.
Grown up as the 4th generation of a family-owned photo studio called Ito Photo Studio.
At the photo studio, he has mainly shoot Daguerreotype & Wet Plate Collodion & Dry Plate Collodion with his hand-made Urushi-coated wooden large format camera.
Recently, he has started a new project to build a huge darkroom camera in Giroux Daguerreotype shape in his studio.
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