Eye of the Vortex

by Eric


Photographs: Eric

Publisher: Kyuryudo

120 pages

Year: 2014

Price: 39.90

Comments: 230 × 305 mm, hardcover. Art Director : Shin Akiyama

The crowds form from laws based in wild nature, law that exists outside the wall of their legislation. There is no confusion here. The people of India accept the caste system as fate.  It is a law that is outside of the domain which they can modify. Indian society seems founded on the laws of men and nature.  In the streets and earth of Indian society every existence manifests itself openly without being covered up. Wealth and poverty, beauty and ugliness, piety and vulgarity, acts noble and humble, the new and the old... all of humanity's opposites are in display in public as dazzling chaos.

 

There my own personal eyes faded and I became the eyes of the crowd. I held my camera and stood in the chaos, there in the center of the whirlpool of humanity... a new experience in which I could rebuild myself together with the world.
(Except from the postscript by ERIC)

You can see how he shoot. Video from the series "LOOK AT THIS PEOPLE".

Eric-
1976 Born in Hong Kong
1997 Moved to Tokyo
2001 Graduated from Tokyo Visual Arts, Department of Photography
2001 Awarded Konica Minolta Foto Premio Prize
2002 Awarded 19th 'Hitotsubo' Photography Grand Prix
2004 Awarded 2nd Visu al Arts Photo Award Grand Prix
Lives and Works in Tokyo


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Eye of the Vortex

by Eric


Photographs: Eric

Publisher: Kyuryudo

120 pages

Year: 2014

Price: 39.90

Comments: 230 × 305 mm, hardcover. Art Director : Shin Akiyama

The crowds form from laws based in wild nature, law that exists outside the wall of their legislation. There is no confusion here. The people of India accept the caste system as fate.  It is a law that is outside of the domain which they can modify. Indian society seems founded on the laws of men and nature.  In the streets and earth of Indian society every existence manifests itself openly without being covered up. Wealth and poverty, beauty and ugliness, piety and vulgarity, acts noble and humble, the new and the old... all of humanity's opposites are in display in public as dazzling chaos.

 

There my own personal eyes faded and I became the eyes of the crowd. I held my camera and stood in the chaos, there in the center of the whirlpool of humanity... a new experience in which I could rebuild myself together with the world.
(Except from the postscript by ERIC)

You can see how he shoot. Video from the series "LOOK AT THIS PEOPLE".

Eric-
1976 Born in Hong Kong
1997 Moved to Tokyo
2001 Graduated from Tokyo Visual Arts, Department of Photography
2001 Awarded Konica Minolta Foto Premio Prize
2002 Awarded 19th 'Hitotsubo' Photography Grand Prix
2004 Awarded 2nd Visu al Arts Photo Award Grand Prix
Lives and Works in Tokyo


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Eye of the Vortex

by Eric


Photographs: Eric

Publisher: Kyuryudo

120 pages

Year: 2014

Price: 39.90

Comments: 230 × 305 mm, hardcover. Art Director : Shin Akiyama

The crowds form from laws based in wild nature, law that exists outside the wall of their legislation. There is no confusion here. The people of India accept the caste system as fate.  It is a law that is outside of the domain which they can modify. Indian society seems founded on the laws of men and nature.  In the streets and earth of Indian society every existence manifests itself openly without being covered up. Wealth and poverty, beauty and ugliness, piety and vulgarity, acts noble and humble, the new and the old... all of humanity's opposites are in display in public as dazzling chaos.

 

There my own personal eyes faded and I became the eyes of the crowd. I held my camera and stood in the chaos, there in the center of the whirlpool of humanity... a new experience in which I could rebuild myself together with the world.
(Except from the postscript by ERIC)

You can see how he shoot. Video from the series "LOOK AT THIS PEOPLE".

Eric-
1976 Born in Hong Kong
1997 Moved to Tokyo
2001 Graduated from Tokyo Visual Arts, Department of Photography
2001 Awarded Konica Minolta Foto Premio Prize
2002 Awarded 19th 'Hitotsubo' Photography Grand Prix
2004 Awarded 2nd Visu al Arts Photo Award Grand Prix
Lives and Works in Tokyo


More books by Eric

more books tagged »Japanese« | >> see all

more books tagged »India« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com