Tamami Hitsuda
17 May - 07 Jun 2008
TAMAMI HITSUDA
"The Garden"
Tamami Hitsuda's photographs illustrate a scene of a non-existing place by combining various images.
In this series titled the "Fibbing,"a large red curtain hangs over the clear blue sky, and we the audience could have a glance of, as if to see the deep end of the theatrical stage before the thick drop curtain hides it, the expansive sky and the horizon.
The photographed images on film are scanned into a computer, and then again exposed onto a photographic paper. She started this digital photography in 1997. It is a universal vision, created by images from the real world and from the artist's memory, of flowers and fountains in otherworldly light and shade placed in a special transparent world.
"The Garden"
Tamami Hitsuda's photographs illustrate a scene of a non-existing place by combining various images.
In this series titled the "Fibbing,"a large red curtain hangs over the clear blue sky, and we the audience could have a glance of, as if to see the deep end of the theatrical stage before the thick drop curtain hides it, the expansive sky and the horizon.
The photographed images on film are scanned into a computer, and then again exposed onto a photographic paper. She started this digital photography in 1997. It is a universal vision, created by images from the real world and from the artist's memory, of flowers and fountains in otherworldly light and shade placed in a special transparent world.