Photographer Kazuhiro Sasaki
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SAMURAI FOTO Photo Exhibition 2020 "Endless Discovery"
Nov 26th to Dec 4th, 2020
"SAMURAI FOTO" to which I belong will has hold a photo exhibition in STRIPED HOUSE GALLERY, Roppongi Japan.
I will exhibit five works.
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BETA developments in photography
My prject "Sustainable development 2019" was introduced by BETA developments in photography number 32 July 2019. "Sustainable development 2019" of my work group was published over 20 pages in Beta Magazine.
BETA developments in photography number 32 July 2019Photo Lucida in Portland 2019
April 24th, ～ 28th, 2019
I participated in portfolio review of PHOTO LUCIDA 2019 at Protoland.
NOVOSIBIRSK INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY “DIFFERENT DIMENSION 2019
April 17th to May 12th, 2019
"SAMURAI FOTO" to which I belong has held a photo exhibition in Novosibirsk, Russia.
I exhibited five works.
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Taipei Art Photo 2018 exhibition/ 台湾芸術写真
Nov 9th, ～ 12th, 2018
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The 4th Photo Exhibition of SAMURAI FOTO
Feb 27th, ～ Mar 4th, 2018
I Joined The 4th Photo Exhibition of SAMURAI FOTO.
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Updated on November 26, 2020.
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Kazuhiro Sasaki
Born:1964 in Tokyo, Japan.
He is works with both the engineer and photographer. The project is coexistence with natural development and people.
6 selected imagesThis is a project where I am impressed by the huge dam in nature and express it with my eyes.
8 selected imagesSustainable development is a project that aims to co-exist on the basis of changes in the natural environment caused by human development that seeks a comfortable environment.
3 selected images I really hope that all concerned engineers of civil engineering and construction industry will help us to have the stable water circulation.
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In Japan, the word ‘Kacho-Fugetsu’(花鳥風月) means the beauty of nature; flower, birds, wind and moon, which are common Japanese motifs for art. Especially, ‘the birds’ has been essential to express the beauty of Japanese scenery since olden days. I want to keep taking photographs of Japanese scenery beautifully. And I hope those wild birds can stay alive peacefully and nature will be saved for long. This is my hope from the bottom of my heart.