Panorama. Haruyuki Shirai. Haruyuki Shirai Studio
Posted in photography on September 21st, 2022Tags: Catherine Lealand, Haruyuki Shirai, Haruyuki Shirai Studio, Kinichi Obinata, landscapes, Noa Watanabe, panorama, photography, Taro Kambe, Tokyo
‘Panorama’ is a collection of photographs of different landscapes in Tokyo captured between 2019-2020 using a slit camera that Haruyuki Shirai made himself.
‘Panorama’ is a combination of ‘pan’, meaning ‘all’, and ‘horama’, from the Greek word for ‘view’, hence the meaning ‘full view’. Haruyuki Shirai chose this word as the title of his book – a collection of photographs which capture ‘views of everything’.
The dimension of time is introduced, and the flow of time is projected horizontally, becoming a landscape-like scene. Upon a timeline, these photographs are the ‘views of everything’.
Text: Kinichi Obinata
Art Direction: Taro Kambe
Design: Noa Watanabe
Translation: Catherine Lealand
Edition of 500, numbered
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