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Japanese photographer Jin Zhizhi’s first overseas photography exhibition is being held in Taipei, focusing on imagery of young girls. It captures and interprets the various poses and expressions of girls. Those who love photography art and themes of Japanese girl aesthetics can glimpse the world of girls that the photographer aims to capture and convey.
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[About]
At 9 a.m., after discussing things with me, we did a test shoot.
We talked about some things we had in common—‘left-handed,’ ‘lives nearby,’ ‘doesn’t like going out,’ and so on.
It took us a few hours to get to the faraway seaside.
We didn’t feel like we were meeting for the first time; there was a sense of familiarity.
And resonance.
The next day, on the way home after work, a big moon hung in the sky.
“The moon is so beautiful tonight.”
A very ordinary sentence. Just something I wanted to tell someone.
“Look, look!”
This text records my feelings about wanting to photograph her.
An 18-year-old girl, record (Documentary) kaya’s inner self (Mental) = (kayamentally)
Photographer Biography
1970 – Born in Tokyo, currently 43 years old
2007 – Took up photography activities, taking promotional photos for acquaintances and portrait photography, using a Nikon D80 camera as a starting point.
2012 – First solo exhibition, “Full and Empty Times”
2013 – Japanese Portrait Photography Specialist
2013 – Taiwanese Portrait Photography Specialist
2014 – [Girls’ Confidential] kayamentally
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[INFO]Exhibition Details
Exhibition Period: June 3 (Tue), 2014 – June 29 (Sun), 2014
Exhibition Venue: Micro Contemporary Cultural Creativity (1F, No. 17, Lane 41, Section 1, Chengde Road, Taipei) www.littlemoca.com
Organizer: Jin Zhizhi
Operating Unit: Micro Contemporary Cultural Creativity