Sewing Box Koga Hirano the life and death captured

the life and death captured in these photos coexist despite their apparent contradiction

" an ancient Japanese color

and printed them on photographic papers as the base of the work

The first part is a series of suburban landscapes that eliminate the vanity of Kumano as a "sacred place

which he developed to create deep tonal contrasts

Sewing Box Koga Hirano the life and death capturedEye Ohashis exploration of the importance of sewing through the lens of the sewing box goes beyond perceiving clothes as mere consumer items. It encompasses a broader understanding of an act of care that is deeply intertwined with an individuals body, their sense of time, and their relationships with loved ones. Mika Kobayashi (Photo Critic) 100 sewing boxes photographed by Eye Ohashi Eye Ohashis Sewing Box was originally inspired by her mothers