Assembly Teshikaga
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Osamu Yokonami is a Japanese photographer who continues to work at the front lines in a wide range of genres. His photographic expressions, possessing unique humor and a feeling of transparency, find support both inside and outside the country.
In the Assembly series, which he started in 2010, he turned his attention to the strength and beauty possessed by an assembly and has captured the forms of girls wearing the same clothes amid the riches of nature, such as in Hokkaido and Okinawa, Phuket, and New Zealand.
"Assembly Teshikaga" is the latest work in the series and is set in Teshikaga, Hokkaido, surrounded by dense forests and beautiful water.
Girls in uniform single-mindedly march forward, stepping firmly on the snowy ground.
While sharing a similar theme with the previous installments in his series, namely, "I will give each of them anonymity and highlight their existence as a group," this photographic work further emphasizes a dimension of sublimity that will awaken your awe of the severity of nature. The power of innocent lives appears with urgency in this work.
In the Assembly series, which he started in 2010, he turned his attention to the strength and beauty possessed by an assembly and has captured the forms of girls wearing the same clothes amid the riches of nature, such as in Hokkaido and Okinawa, Phuket, and New Zealand.
"Assembly Teshikaga" is the latest work in the series and is set in Teshikaga, Hokkaido, surrounded by dense forests and beautiful water.
Girls in uniform single-mindedly march forward, stepping firmly on the snowy ground.
While sharing a similar theme with the previous installments in his series, namely, "I will give each of them anonymity and highlight their existence as a group," this photographic work further emphasizes a dimension of sublimity that will awaken your awe of the severity of nature. The power of innocent lives appears with urgency in this work.