Ryo ohwada biography template

Background information: Born in Sendai City in , Ohwada graduated from Tokyo Polytechnic University Graduate School of Arts, Media Art Course. Since being selected as one of &#;50 photographers of tomorrow&#; by the Musée de l&#;Elysée in Switzerland in , Ohwada has been showing his works both at home and abroad. He won the Photographic Society of Japan Newcomer&#;s Award.

Ryo Ohwada takes symplistic shots of nature and landscapes then manitpulates them using Photoshop. In the manipulation process he uses mirroring and pattern techniques to create very abstract vibrant patterns which are hypnotising to look at. These images appeal to me because of the ambiguity, most of them are quite difficult to work out what was in the original image, it is this abstract aspect that makes even the most boring image interesting.

This is my example of an image manipulated in the style of Ohwada:

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inom photograph what I react to every day, just as inom would leave notes or sketches. The resulting images of shapes, lines and colors accumulate as a kind of energy to sharpen my vision. Eventually, this energy is released to form eller gestalt a new image to draw the outlines and details of a particular work of art. bygd photographing, inom try to reveal the reasons for the impulse or emotion that drives me to photograph, and to observe the true nature of what inom have responded to. inom then store these images in my own framtidsperspektiv. For me, carrying and photographing with the GR every day means repeating the above process.

In this sense, the accumulation of time is essential to photography. This reminds me of Daido Moriyama's saying, “

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BEHIND THE MASK - One-hundred haiku by CHRIS MOSDELL (haiku) + RYO OHWADA (photography)

This exhibition commemorates the publication of the book “BEHIND THE MASK &#; One-hundred Haiku” by Chris Mosdell and Ryo Ohwada.

In their collaborative work, British poet Chris Mosdell and Japanese photographer Ryo Ohwada explore the ‘omote’ (the public face) and the ‘ura’ (the private face) of Japan in haiku and photography.

In image and word, the series expresses lyrical sentiments about the natural and urban beauty of Japan, filtered through the experiences and sensibilities of two exceptional artists.

This exhibition at DELTA features works selected by the artists and constitutes the first public presentation of the series.

 

▍Chris Mosdell (Haiku)

Chris Mosdell (lyricist and poet) is the winner of the Yuki Hayashi-Newkirk Poetry Prize, the Tokyo Music Festival’s Gold Prize, and the Grand Prize for Poetry at the Boulder, Colorado, Festival of Literature. His lyrics have been