酒井一貴

Kazutaka Sakai

　Taking a picture of the city.　It doesn't matter what the alleys, buildings, trees, etc. are there, and I take a picture of what I see when I think I can see it.　Taking a picture of the surface of the city.　 　People have a fixed image of the city of "Kyoto".　The author abandons the public image of Kyoto and prioritizes the will of personal photography.　In other words, a photograph can be said to be the photographer's view of things.　At the same time, it can be said that it is the field of view seen by the camera. 　Walk on the street, find the subject, decide how to shoot it, and let the camera decide what to expect as a result.　Then, a slight surprise is born between the photograph and myself.　And the act is repeated.　I named "kyoto" again for the images of the city that emerged and the photographs that were accumulated.