KAMI is a meditative visual elegy by Japanese photographer Hitoshi Fugo, unfolding across nearly three decades of reflection on impermanence and renewal. The work interlaces two temporal and emotional landscapes: the aftermath of the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake in Kobe, and a series of intimate studies of a scorched industrial paper roll found outside a burned printing factory in Tokyo. In both, Fugo traces the fragile line between destruction and transformation, revealing form within ruin and spirit within residue. The Japanese word kami means both “god” and “paper,” and this duality anchors the project’s philosophical depth ― where the divine and the material, the sacred and the ordinary, dissolve into one another. Through images stripped of narrative yet charged with presence, KAMI becomes a quiet act of reparation: an offering to what survives, and to the poetic stillness left after loss.
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Hitoshi Fug is a visionary Japanese photographer. His masterpiece, KAMI, is a complex and precise work that takes viewers on a journey into an altered reality. Fugo's profound still-life study challenges us to question the nature of destruction and the limits of human control. Born in Kanagawa, Japan, in 1947, Fugo is a true master of his craft, having honed his skills studying photography at Nihon University in Tokyo. His work is a testament to his mastery, using the beauty of photography to capture the multiple versions of his object, with the end goal of isolating and presenting it in its raw form.
Hitoshi Fugo ( , Fugo Hitoshi; born 1947) is a Japanese photographer.[1] Hitoshi Fugo is a graduate of the photography programme at Nihon University and was mentored by Eikoh Hosoe. He is mostly known for his conceptual 'On the Circle, ' and 'Flying Frying Pan' series, both of which are available as books.[2] He has exhibited at Kushiro Art Museum, Hokkaido, AKAAKA Gallery, Tokyo, Shanghai Museum, Shanghai, Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery, New York, Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art, Okayama City, Photo Gallery International, Tokyo, and Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo.Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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