Kyotographie 2022
Kyotographie 2022
April 7, 2022
© Maïmouna Guerresi, courtesy of the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery
The festival’s tenth anniversary edition centres around the topic of ONE: “One is everything, and everything is one.” This proverb, rooted in Japan’s Buddhist teachings, expresses the idea that each speck of dust (the individual) represents the universe (the whole). Kyotographie seeks to celebrate each person’s unique existence and, at the same time, our collective diversity.
The festival can be seen as an inspiration for renewal, revival and reconnection. The comprehensive programme of exhibitions – headed by the showcase ‘Celebrating Japanese Women Photographers’ at the Hosoo Gallery – encompasses a broad range of artists, spanning from Irving Penn, Guy Bourdin and Isabel Muñoz to Yuka Takasu, Samuel Bollendorff, Prince Gyasi, Yuka Chikura, as well as LOBA finalist Maïmouna Guerresi.
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© Maïmouna Guerresi, courtesy of the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery
Yukari Chikura, ZAIDO
© Yukari Chikura
Prince Gyasi, The Last One, 2020
© Samuel Bollendorff