Publisher/スーパーラボ

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"Memory Fragments: Tokyo" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Hashimura Tomoomi (Hashi). After graduating from Tokyo University of the Arts, Hashimura has worked in a wide range of genres, including advertising, fashion, architecture, and still life, and is internationally acclaimed for his meticulous composition and mastery of light. Published by Super Labo in 2015, this photobook is a series of photographs set in the city of Tokyo, capturing fleeting scenes and fleeting sensations as "fragments" that linger in people's memories. These images capture overlooked moments in everyday life—light on a street corner, a shadow through a window, the fleeting movement of a pedestrian—using unique compositions that incorporate blur, bokeh, and light bleeding. Rather than clearly documenting photographs, the works aim to visualize the ambiguity and fluctuating nature of memory as it is replayed. Each page evokes a sense of déjà vu and sentimentality, revealing a world where the anonymity of the city intersects with personal memory. Although it is a small book, the binding has been carefully crafted, and the quality of the paper and printing further enhances the atmosphere of the photographs. This is one of Hashimura's representative art books, which focuses on urban memory. Signed by the photographer .