Mayuko Ukawa Photo Collection
Canon of the Seaside -Les Deux Crépuscules-
The sea as the source of life. In her portraits, snapshots, and photographs of objects washed up on the beach, Mayuko Ukawa depicts the cyclical nature of nature and suggests the vastness of the world.
"We receive gifts from the sea, which then change form and return to the sea. It is this repeating cycle that keeps us alive.
It's like a canon played by the sea."
Photos and text: Mayuko Ukawa
Editing and book design: Kei Machiguchi (MATCH and Company Co., Ltd.)
Translated by Robert Tsetsche
Publisher: Hiroshi Onishi
Published by Case Publishing
247 x 168 mm
Page 120
Issued in 2024
MAYUKO UKAWA
WONDERLAUND
I feel attatched to the city. I had an unforgettable experience when I first visited there. It was summer and I was nineteen. Years later, I became a photographer and I began to photograph New York. I am watching the changes, scenes and people through my several visits to the city.
Photographs : Mayuko Ukawa
Art Direction : Kan Mimura ( niwanoniwa design office )
Printing Direction : Toshiyuki Suzuki ( tm & company )
Translation : Tamami Yamamoto
200mm × 220mm
144P
Self-Published
Limited edition of 300
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