Photographer Hiroyuki Suzuki
Photographer Hiroyuki Suzuki
“Tool” for “Needs”
In building the right tools for our needs, the Japanese breathe a soul into their products—even into kitchen knives.
Photographer Hiroyuki Suzuki
Photographer Hiroyuki Suzuki
Scenes Beyond our Imagination
A photograph enables us to permanently own the scenery or subject we see in the viewfinder by capturing what is right in front of us with a camera. Sometimes it creates an unusual space beyond our imagination.
Of course, it is noth
Depicting the World with a Zen Mind
LOOKING over his collection of photos and prints that were exhibited at the “Tokyo” photography exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum, most of Suzuki’s work focuses on large-scale ongoing construction projects in big cities. The lighting gives his subjects an imposing, dignified presence and a some
Moments in Construction
Moments in Construction
by H. Suzuki
TJ : What aspects of photography do you like the most and the least? SUZUKI : The most – it mirrors the creator. The least: it mirrors the creator. What I like the most is it reflects the thoughts of the photographer. On the other hand, what I l
Moments in Construction
Moments in Construction
by H. Suzuki
TJ : Can you describe the process of taking photographs at a construction site? SUZUKI : Shooting in monochrome is an expression by a single color consisting of light and shadow or white and black. The subject is achromatized and the composition o
Moments in Construction
Moments in Construction
by H. Suzuki
TJ: What makes a good picture stand out from an average photo? Suzuki: A good picture moves viewers. Good pictures extract the intention of objects and invoke the feelings of viewers. In other words, a dialogue between objects and viewers is enabled.
Hiroyuki Suzuki Photo Exhibit Interview #2
Hiroyuki Suzuki’s camera lens has taken him to construction sites around the world in an ambition to capture the instability, energy, beauty and hope – he sees as intrinsic within these sites.
Hiroyuki Suzuki
TJ: How and why did you get interested in this style of photography? Suzuki:
Hiroyuki Suzuki Photo Exhibit Interview #1
Hiroyuki Suzuki’s camera lens has taken him to construction sites around the world in an ambition to capture the instability, energy, beauty and hope – he sees as intrinsic within these sites.
Hiroyuki Suzuki
TJ: How did you first get interested in photography? Suzuki: I first became i