• REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE
  • REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE
  • REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE
  • REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE
  • REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE
  • REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE

    REI USHIGAKI - IE NO KAZE

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    REI USHIGAKI
    IE NO KAZE

    Published by Sokyusha, 2021
    Book Size 22.8 × 27 cm
    Pages 96 pages, 93 images
    Hardcover
    Limited Edition of 400

    Rei Ushigaki took the photographs in his book “Ie no kaze” (The Winds of Home) between 2010 and 2021, during numerous visits to the city of Minamikyushu in Kagoshima Prefecture in the south of Japan. This is where the roots of Ushigaki's family lie. After the death of his grandmother and grandfather, Ushigaki realized he knew very little about his family's home, that he has not seen much of the region where his grandparents spent much of their lives.

    His captivating series of black-and-white images—a succession of wide landscapes and singular details, important events and everyday nothings-acts as a photographic conversation with a place that is both strange and the source of one's own roots, as a document of a continuing coming and going, of an almost-arriving and never-quite-leaving, of intimacy and distance.

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    Rei Ushigaki took the photographs for his book “Ie no kaze” (Winds of Home) between 2010 and 2021, during numerous visits to the city of Minamikyushu in Kagoshima Prefecture in southern Japan. This is where Ushigaki’s family roots lie. After the deaths of his grandmother and grandfather, Ushigaki realized that he knew very little about his family’s home, that he had not seen much of the area where his grandparents spent much of their lives.

    His captivating series of black and white images, a succession of vast landscapes and singular details, of important events and everyday nothings, acts as a photographic conversation with a place that is both strange and the source of its own roots, like a document of a continual coming and going, of an almost-arrival and never quite departure, of intimacy and distance.