ENTRY DESCRIPTION
A quiet veil separates the visible from the sensed. A world barely reached, yet entirely present.
I consider this work a meditation on impermanence, stillness, and the poetics of blurred perception.
What emerges is not a document, but a feeling—a memory that refuses to be held in focus, yet persists.

AUTHOR
Born in 1991 in Fukuoka, Japan.

Graduated from the Faculty of Environment and Information Studies at Keio University. He works as a branding director at an advertising agency and a strategic design firm.
In 2025, he began his artistic practice after participating in the Suzuki Shin Photography School.
Inspired by the Japanese tea ceremony and the Mono-ha movement, his photographic work explores the theme of the inheritance of cultural attitude.

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