At DuskDusk, the transitional hour bridging day and night, symbolizes the border between conscious and unconscious, light and dark or life and death. Further, in ancient Japanese culture, dusk was considered to be the time when one might encounter dark creatures. The images of At Dusk are to visualize inner reality of a person who has been through change in her life, moving from one culture to another. While it is a personal project, it has a possibility to

and her lived experience as a girl

fellow artists

and euphoric rituals adorn flash-soaked landscapes

The book includes an extensive text written by Fukase himself and a modern essay by Tomo Kosuga

It has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27° and is well-suited to both scanning and enlarging applications

and a maximalist desire to be loud and destructive

But it is within a frame

while in Los Angeles checking out the West Coast punk music scene the British photographer

then she waits as the land and water

and is a continuous engagement with the subject of reality and of landscape as a snapshot of our interaction with the world

a painter friend showed me Frank Auerbach’s paintings of London in ruins after the Blitz

they zoom you out