• Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk
  • Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk

    Herbie Yamaguchi - You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk

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    Herbie Yamaguchi
    “You can click away from whatever you want. That's punk" (Signed)
    Published by Super Labo & Galerie &co 119, 2017
    Size 23 x 22 x 0.6 cm
    Softcover
    First edition
    ISBN 978-4-908512-05-6

    Published on the occasion of the exhibition "You can click away of whatever you want. That's punk" at the echo119 gallery, from May 16 to July 8, 2017.

    Herbie Yamaguchi was living in London when the Punk movement was born. He says he felt a new wind blowing, especially in music and fashion. Young people with Mohican crests and leather jackets quickly became favorite subjects for Herbie, a young, aspiring photographer in search of new subjects. Then, in their wake, the New Wave and New Romantic movements were born, which would allow Herbie to take his photographic approach even further...