I designed an announcement flyer for a Japanese photographer Yuki Morita’s photo exhibition “OBLIQUE LINES”.
This exhibition will be held at Reminders Photography Stronghold Gallery from 14th April to 30th April 2018. It is an exhibition celebrating the publication of the same name photobook “OBLIQUE LINES” published from L’Artiere Editions in Italy in November 2017.
“OBLIQUE LINES” is a project in which Morita touches the point of her own brother’s eye in schizophrenia and attempts visualization. Morita felt from his brother’s eyes and feeling shaking in reality and fictional space. He found an oblique line (side) that cuts diagonally into two different sense dimensions, and made it a map heading towards the end of his brother’s eye.
The design of the front side of the flyer was created using 3 images of the exhibition image visual.
For statements and information on the back side of the flyer, develop the title “OBLIQUE LINES” and the layout which obliquely constructs with inspiration from the concept. By making space on the paper, I created a design that can reach the tip of Morita’s brother’ s eyes.
Noel Bowler’s large-scale project “UNION”. I made an exhibition announcement flyer design to be held at Reminders Photography Stronghold Gallery.
“UNION” is a place where political decisions are decided by showing pictures of trade union offices and conference rooms of 14 countries around the world who he spent over 5 years, or by showing membership card of labor union It is a project that visualizes a quiet message that emanates.
The design of the back side of the leaflet is to extract the structure of the room in the space which became the subject to visualize “Message issued by the unmanned space” this project conveys, put it in the back of the letter like a wire frame It was.
This is a Peruvian photographer, Giancarlo Shibayama’s artist book.
This is a photobook which can be said as “travel book” which gazed at the identity of Giancarlo herself through the record of his grandfather who moved to Peru from Japan and the archive of historical facts.
In this book, old articles of Peru’s newspaper “El Comercio” are posted as materials.
Since the original text of the “El Comercio” is written in Spanish, English translation and Japanese translation that extracted the points are posted, and I worked on the type setting of Japanese translation.
Since it is a newspaper article older than 70 years ago, in order to produce that image, we used Japanese fonts with elements of “Tsukiji-tai” used in letterpress printing, and added an effect reminiscent of “bleeding” by typography .
This book was produced through a workshop at Reminders Photography Stronghold in May 2017.
On the day Giancarlo’s grandfather passed away, his relatives took away his grandfather’s photograph from his family album. At that time, the image which captured the trace remaining in the album as its own “identity map”.
「写真新世紀 東京展」での展示風景 / Images of New Cosmos of Photography Tokyo Exhibition
A public contest organized by Canon “New Cosmos of Photography”. Exhibited scenery in Tokyo, Episu (TOP Museum) when Giancarlo won the 2017 Excellence Award.
Mr. Giancarlo’s project, despite missing the first prize, was highly praised by the judge, Alex Soth, “a special work that I had never seen before”, which was highly appreciated.
An announcement flyer’s design of Amak Mahmoodian’s photo exhibition “Shenasnameh” held at RemindersPhotographyStronghold.
Shenasnameh means “birth certificate”.
This project focusing on the identity of Iranian women. Arrange the face picture of a woman with a black cloth on the surface. On the reverse side, it was a design that treated fingerprints, which is a testimony of identity as well as face photographs.
The women’s face photographs were printed very small and displayed according to the actual size of the birth certificate.
According to the author Amak says “All women who have covered black cloths look the same, but by approaching the pictures they will be able to recognize the differences (identities) of individual women’s faces.”
The theme of the project was an exhibit that was very well represented.
