#asako narahashi

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Mount Fuji photographed by Asako Narahashi (2003)

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Lake Kawaguchi, Japan Photography By: Asako Narahashi (2003)

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by Asako Narahashi / 楢橋朝子 From the book: NU・E

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asako narahashi, mount fuji, japan, 2003 via slow_roads

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Asako Narahashi

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From “Half Awake and Half Asleep in the Water” by Asako Narahashi /Japanese, b. 1950

Selected by Yoko Sawada

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/10x10-japanese-photo-books

Narahashi is a Tokyo-based photographer whose work mainly focuses on the relationship between water and land. The main part of her work is shot from the water offering a different and unexpected viewpoint on the land. Whilst looking at her photographs they bring us the amazement of a reversed vision and the sense of disorientation.

Although Narahashi also takes photographs on land parallel to her water photographs, they both resonate a unique sense of distance and instability. https://ibashogallery.com/artists/65-asako-narahashi/

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Mount Fuji photographed by Asako Narahashi (2003

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Asako Narahashi, Kawaguchiko (2003)

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Asako Narahashi: Kawaguchiko (2003)

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by Asako Narahashi / 楢橋朝子 Jindo, South Korea (2009)

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Mount Fiji by Asako Narahashi (2003)

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Lake Kawaguchi, Japan Photography By: Asako Narahashi (2003)

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Asako Narahashi