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「頁の群れ」 The Ephemere Photobook Exhibition
Short Programs: Reservation Form
Because our gallery venue is an intimate space, seating for all programs is strictly limited to 10 people per session. Please use this form to secure your seat. Note: If you wish to attend multiple programs, please submit a separate form for each program.
ショートプログラム 座席予約フォーム
会場が親密な小さな空間であるため、すべてのプログラムは【各回10席限定】となります。確実に座席を確保するため、本フォームよりお申し込みください。 ※複数のプログラムへの参加をご希望される場合は、大変お手数ですがプログラムごとにフォームをご送信ください。
Photozine Making — Tiffany Jiazhen Woo: Community Workshop
【English】
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Friday, May 1, 2026
Time: 13:00 - 18:00
Language: English, Korean, Chinese
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
Join us for an afternoon of slow zine-making session. Bring your own images, objects, or camera, and meet other photographers, art lovers, and artists as we create a special zine together. We will provide the tools necessary for making a zine, and you can also try out zine-making techniques used by the host artist in the sample zines. Let’s enjoy a creative afternoon together.
🎤 About the Artist
Tiffany Jiazhen Woo
Tiffany Jiazhen Woo is an emerging artist based in Kyoto who works across different mediums. Her main focus currently is analog filmmaking and photography leading by experimental approaches and grounded in community-based art.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hen3tiff/
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Images, Memory, and the Photobook: Artist Talk with Marek Majewski
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Time: 15:00 - 16:00
Language: English
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
In this artist talk and discussion, Marek Majewski will present his photobook Somnium and talk about the ideas and process behind the work. The project explores how images can evoke memories, dreams, and emotional states through sequencing and the physical form of the book. Marek will share how the project developed over time, from wandering and photographing to editing and building the rhythm of the book. The session will also open into a discussion about photobooks, self-publishing, and the role of intuition and experimentation in a photographic practice.
🎤 About the Artist
Marek Majewski
Marek Majewski is a photographer whose work explores memory, atmosphere, and inner landscapes through a slow and hands-on approach to image making. His practice is deeply connected to artisanal and experimental processes, where images are not only captured but also transformed through physical manipulation and printing techniques. He is particularly interested in how photographs evolve through different stages, from the initial image to the final form within a book. Through this process, his work seeks to create quiet spaces that feel suspended between dream, memory, and imagination.
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Phantasma — Alfred Ong: Photobook Launch and Artist Talk
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Saturday, May 8, 2026
Time: 13:00 – 14:00
Language: English
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
Join us for the photobook launch and artist talk for "Phantasma" by Alfred Ong, newly published by Ephemere. In this deeply personal session, Alfred and Ephemere publisher Anne Murayama will discuss the emotional and editorial journey of creating this book. Originally titled "Phantoms of Passing Light," the project evolved through their editing process to use the framework of the Nine Circles of Hell, mapping Alfred's visceral confrontation with childhood trauma, domestic violence, and the complicated weight of mourning an abusive father. This talk will explore how photography can serve as both a self-imposed sanctuary and a tool for profound liberation, transforming the flames of the past into a powerful visual testimony.
🎤 About the Artist
Alfred Ong
Alfred Ong is a Filipino photographer exploring the intersection of stillness and quiet environments. He captures lone figures and fleeting moments that slip past unnoticed, from late-night streets to brief daily pauses. For him, photography is a tool for navigating difficult emotions, transforming internal heaviness into beauty. Through a minimalist lens, he finds clarity in ordinary spaces, creating an invitation to slow down and experience the introspective calm that emerges when we allow silence to speak
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/____espectro____
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Production of “elles” Photobook — Junko Kaisato and Yuki Nakazawa: Dialogue
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Friday, May 8, 2026
Time:
Language: Japanese
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
Two years after first presenting this series at KG+ in 2024, it's now back as a photobook. The artist will share behind-the-scenes details about the book, including what he learned from the exhibition, the title change midway through, and how it was incorporated into the design. Based on an essay contributed by Yuki Nakazawa of KG+ to "elles," Nakazawa will discuss contemporary photography from his perspective. Anyone interested in photobook production, as well as those just starting out or even just a passing interest in photography, is welcome.
🎤 About the Artists
Junko Kaisato
After earning a degree in Japanese Literature from Atomi Gakuen Junior College, she transferred to the Department of Fine Arts at Kyoto University of the Arts. She began her career as a commercial photographer for magazines and advertisements, and in her artwork, she explores creative expression, primarily focusing on contemporary society, women, and the relationship between mind and body. She presided over a project that questioned the relationship with society through children (2010-2019), and published her book "I LOVE..." from mille books. She held solo exhibitions at KG+ (2022-2024), participated in the Morioka Shoten curated exhibition "Children and Absurdity: Yet the World Is Worth Living In" (2024-2025), participated in the Ephemere group exhibition "ANTHOLOGY 1" (2026), and launched the publishing label LILYPRESS, publishing the photobook "elles" under the artist duo name Jeanne with Naoko Ishii (2026-).
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaisatoj/
Yuki Nakazawa
Born in Mie Prefecture in 1980, graduated from Kyoto University of Foreign Studies in 2002 and Visual Arts Osaka in 2004. In addition to his work as a photographer, he is broadly involved in the photography business, including criticism, direction, coordination, publishing, school management, and photographic work production. His major works include "Re:[ ]De:||". He critically examines the structure of photography and society, and creates photographic works from the perspective of contemporary art, combining new technologies while being rooted in traditional photography. His direction work includes running galleryMain (2010-2024), serving as program director for the KYOTOGRAPHIE satellite event KG+ (2015-), and leading the photography project team Q (2025-).
ウェブサイト: https://www.nakazawayuki.jp
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yuki_nakazawa/
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #7: Kyoto
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Saturday, May 16, 2026
Time: 15:00 - Onwards
Language: Bilingual (English / Japanese)
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
The Ephemere Photobook Club, which started in Tokyo in November 2025 and has been held monthly, is coming to Kyoto! This is not a formal talk with a guest speaker, but rather a completely casual, welcoming space for photographers, collectors, and anyone curious about photobooks to simply hang out. Join us to share your favorite titles, discuss photography over coffee, browse the exhibition library, and connect with the local creative community.
🎒 How to Participate
We highly encourage you to bring 1 or 2 of your favorite photobooks (or your own work) to share with the group! As a fun alternative to traditional business cards, you are also encouraged (but not required) to bring small photo prints (L or 2L size) to share and exchange with co-attendees. Of course, you are also completely welcome to just come, listen, and browse without bringing anything at all.
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue & Hours: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch, 2F Gallery Space (519-1 Kikuyacho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto). The exhibition is open daily from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Redefining Newspapers — Kyoto Shimbun Printing: Talk Event
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Sunday, May 17, 2026
Time: 13:00 - 14:00
Language: Japanese
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
"Is a newspaper just paper for delivering news?" Kyoto Shimbun Printing redefines the "newspaper" as a platform for artistic expression. With the overwhelming mobility to print tens of thousands of copies an hour, impressive art boards, and the unique texture of newsprint paper—they combine these elements with contemporary art and creativity to elevate them into a "tactile experience" that transcends transient information. This program explores the company's challenge of liberating traditional printing technology as a "place for expression" and providing a new platform.
🎤 About the Company
Kyoto Shimbun Printing
Having observed five eras in the historic city of Kyoto, our newspaper printing has played a part in photojournalism, constantly striving to improve the freshness, accuracy, and precision of information to convey the truth to readers. How far can the art of photography be expressed through newspaper printing, which has traditionally conveyed facts? Under the banner of "Redefining Newspaper Printing," they provide a new art platform called "Rinten."
Website: https://www.printing-kyoto.jp
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #6: Kyoto
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Sunday, April 26, 2026
Time: 15:00 - Onwards
Language: Bilingual (English / Japanese)
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
The Ephemere Photobook Club, which started in Tokyo in November 2025 and has been held monthly, is coming to Kyoto! This is not a formal talk with a guest speaker, but rather a completely casual, welcoming space for photographers, collectors, and anyone curious about photobooks to simply hang out. Join us to share your favorite titles, discuss photography over coffee, browse the exhibition library, and connect with the local creative community.
🎒 How to Participate
We highly encourage you to bring 1 or 2 of your favorite photobooks (or your own work) to share with the group! As a fun alternative to traditional business cards, you are also encouraged (but not required) to bring small photo prints (L or 2L size) to share and exchange with co-attendees. Of course, you are also completely welcome to just come, listen, and browse without bringing anything at all.
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue & Hours: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch, 2F Gallery Space (519-1 Kikuyacho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto). The exhibition is open daily from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Rinzai — Kousuke Shimasaki: Photobook Launch and Artist Talks
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Time: Part 1: 15:00~ Author’s Talk
Time: Part 2: 18:00~ Designer’s Talk
Language: Japanese (with English supplementary information as needed)
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
This special program celebrates the launch of Kousuke Shimasaki's new photobook, Rinzai. Rather than separate presentations, this session will be a dynamic cross-talk discussion featuring the artist, the book's designer (Yuri Inoue), and the publisher (Anne Murayama).
Rinzai is an attempt to explore the unseen presence of life and spirit in nature, sparked by a deeply personal experience of loss. In this talk, Shimasaki will share the ideological background and photographic process behind the work. Joining him, Inoue and Murayama will break down how those concepts were translated into physical form—discussing everything from paper choices and binding to typography and the rhythm of white space.
Attendees will get a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the collaborative journey of independent photobook making.
🎤 About the Artists
Kousuke Shimasaki (Rinzai’s Author)
Born 1997 in Kochi Prefecture, a photographer based in Tokyo and Kochi. Focusing on the "cycle of immaterial entities," he attempts to express the flow of time, space, and spirit—things not directly visible—through photography. His experience of finding a single rose blooming on the balcony on the day his beloved dog died sparked a strong interest in animistic thought. Since then, he has created works that evoke a sense of reverence for nature, the preciousness of life, and its transience.
Website:https://kousukeshimasaki.com
Yuri Inoue(Rinzai’s Designer)
Born 1985 in Tokyo Prefecture, after gaining extensive experience in graphic design at a design firm, she became independent in 2019. She works as a freelance designer, primarily focusing on print media such as magazines, catalogs, and books. While mainly working on client projects, she has recently been actively involved in zine production, exhibitions, and event participation, expanding her scope of work. She met Anne Murayama of Ephemere at a zine event in Harajuku and has since been involved as a designer in several of her projects.
Website:www.yuri-inoue.com
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/inoyuridesign/
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Why Artists Make Film — Kenshi Daito: Talk Event
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Language: Japanese (with English supplementary information as needed)
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
The history of photography has been updated with the emergence of new technologies and materials. In this talk, photographer and Tokyo Alternative Photography Club founder Kenshi Daito will explore the relationship between research into photographic materials and artistic practice, using his currently developing black-and-white film "Retgra" as a starting point. Through the practice of an artist himself working on the development of photographic materials, we will consider how photographic technology has been involved in the formation of photographic expression and culture, and what possibilities are currently open up.
🎤 About the Artist
Kenshi Daito
Photographer and researcher. Based in Kyoto, he researches and creates works using historical photographic techniques and materials. He is the founder of Tokyo Alternative Photography. Through alternative processes such as cyanotype and gum print, he explores the relationship between photographic technique and artistic practice. He is currently working on developing his own black and white film, "Retgra."
Website: https://kenshidaito.com/ , https://tokyoaltphoto.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tokyo.alt.photo/ , https://www.instagram.com/retgra_photo2025/
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Dearest human, — Thilina Heenatigala: Photography, Poetry, and Participation
🗓️ Program Details
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
Time: 16:30 - 18:30
Language: English
Admission: Free
📖 About the Program
Join Thilinah for an intimate session of conversation, poetry and writing. Framed by the idea of 'Dearest human,'—a quiet address to anyone, across distance and experience—the session reflects on writing as a way of reaching out and holding onto fleeting moments. In the first hour, he shares selected poems and reflects on writing across places and moments. In the second hour, participants are invited to write alongside the artist in a guided workshop, developing a short poem of their own in response to a deep-sky image—reflecting on distance, connection and what lies just beyond reach, in a quiet sense of mono no aware.
🎤 About the Artist / Speaker
Thilina Heenatigala
Thilina Heenatigala is an academic working at the intersection of astrobiology and society. Alongside his academic work, he writes poetry and prose that explore love, longing and the experience of being between places. Much of his writing is created while travelling—on paper, in cafés and in passing moments—often addressed to someone, yet open to anyone. His work includes short poems and a series of letters from cities around the world, reflecting on memory, distance and connection.
Website: https://thilinah.medium.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thilinah
📌 Guidelines
Capacity: Strictly limited to 10 seats per program.
Seating Policy: First-come, first-served. No advance reservations required.
Drink Policy: Guests are kindly encouraged to purchase one drink at the 1st-floor register before heading up to the 2nd-floor gallery space.
Book Sales: Selected photobooks are available for purchase. Please handle all payments at the 1st-floor cafe register.
Venue: Ogawa Coffee Sakaimachi Nishiki Branch (2F Gallery Space).
✉️ Inquiries
For any questions regarding this program, please contact Anne Murayama directly:
Instagram DM: @ephemere.tokyo or @anne.murayama
Email: anne@ephemere.tokyo
Phone: 090-1915-1125
⚠️ Please refrain from calling or inquiring with the Ogawa Coffee cafe staff regarding event details.
Ephemere Presents ANARCHY
Poster by Federico Zavatta
The Anarchy Global Exhibitions
Coming right off the heels of our Anarchyº3 publication, Ephemere is incredibly proud to announce the official physical exhibitions for the Anarchy trilogy! To mark the end of this first trilogy, we are bringing the books to the walls across four international venues.
🇯🇵 The Tokyo Main Venue: A Retrospective
The Tokyo exhibition serves as a monumental retrospective, featuring 429 photos representing the entire Anarchy era (º1, º2, and º3) displayed in our home base of Shibuya!
🌍 The European Venues: Celebrating Anarchyº3
Our simultaneous exhibitions in Italy, the UK, and France will exclusively celebrate our newest release, featuring the work of all 143 artists selected for the final Anarchyº3 publication.
Are you attending? Please RSVP below!
We cannot wait to celebrate the culmination of the Anarchy trilogy with you! Whether you are a featured artist or a supporter of independent photography, please let us know which location you plan to visit so our curatorial team and local leaders can prepare.
If you cannot attend, that is completely fine, too. 😊
Exhibition Information
🇯🇵 TOKYO, JAPAN
Gallery Conceal
150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya,
Dogenzaka, 1 Chome−11−4 4F
March 28 (Sat) – 31 (Tue), 2026
1:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Ephemere's home base in Shibuya hosts the monumental Anarchy retrospective, bringing the complete mono-mania vision to the heart of Tokyo. Led by Main Curator Anne Murayama, Ephemere’s founder and publisher, who is dedicated to championing independent photography through curated photobooks and global exhibitions.
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🇮🇹 OLBIA, ITALY
Spazio Holo
Via Seychelles 18A
Olbia, Sardinia
March 26 (Thu) – 29 (Sun), 2026
10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Home to the Holo Studio collective, this welcoming creative hub and gallery hosts monthly exhibitions celebrating all forms of art. Led by Exhibition Leader Giovannella Pirina.
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🇬🇧 NORTHAMPTON, UNITED KINGDOM
Photomafia Studios
s10 Nene Enterprise Centre, Freehold Street,
Northampton, United Kingdom, NN2 6EF
March 28 (Sat): 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM
March 29 (Sun): 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Opened in 2021, PHOTOMAFIA is a photographic studio and art space acting as a global hub for creatives, artwork, and photobooks. Led by Exhibition Leader Joe Westley, a photographer who explores the subconscious relationship between people and their environment.
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🇫🇷 VERSAILLES, FRANCE
Carré 59
59 Rue Royale, 78000 Versailles
March 28 (Sat) – April 5 (Sun), 2026
Weekdays: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Weekends: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
(Closed Mondays)
Located in the Versailles Saint-Louis neighborhood, Carré 59 is a dynamic art gallery creating a space for artistic exchange. Led by Exhibition Leader Renaud Castaing, a Duperré Paris Art School alumnus who captures global everyday scenes.
Anarchy Publications
Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #5: Tokyo
Ephemere is hosting monthly Photobook Club meetups dedicated to the love of photography, books, and community.
• Group Sharing
Bring your favorite photo book or zine—whether it’s your own work or a cherished publication from your collection—to share inspiration with the group.
• Tangible Exchange
Participate in our print swap! Bring 15-20 photo prints (L-size, postcard-size, or 2L-size) to exchange with fellow attendees. All print types welcome!
• Bilingual
The meetup is held in both English and Japanese. We adjust the conversation based on participants’ preferences and skills to ensure an inclusive experience for everyone!
Special Guests
🩶 Glen Snyder
🩶 Jill Corral
Registration is free!
While walk-ins are welcome, we highly recommend registering via the link below to guarantee your seat due to limited space. Sign up now:
Ephemere Presents: ANTHOLOGY 2
Derived from the Greek word for "a gathering of flowers," ANTHOLOGY is a photography exhibition series produced by Ephemere.
Curated by Anne Murayama, this project gathers photographers from across the globe—distinct in style, genre, and geography—and weaves their individual narratives into a cohesive visual collection. Each volume is accompanied by a limited-edition printed publication, ensuring the collection endures beyond the gallery walls.
For ANTHOLOGY 2, nine photographers converge in Tokyo to explore the construction of the image itself. The exhibition arranges itself into three distinct visual threads: physically altering the photographic medium, redefining narratives through sequence and physical interaction, and capturing the emotional displacement of place. From experimental chemical treatments and forgotten historical printing methods to interactive photographic objects, this exhibition asks not just what we see, but how the image is made, felt, and remembered.
Exhibiting Artists
Hanna Shapiro (Japan) • Heather Brown (Japan) • Jia Xin (Singapore)
Jill Corral (Switzerland) • Kenshi Daito (Japan) • Lilan Yang (USA)
Matt Schley (Japan) • Renaud Castaing (France) • Xavier Rony (USA)
Schedule and Events
Mar 20 (Fri) — Mar 25 (Wed) 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Mar 21 (Sat) from 3:00PM onwards: Artist Talks
Mar 22 (Sun) from 3:00PM onwards: Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #5
Mar 25 (Wed): 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Venue: Gallery Conceal Shibuya (4F)
Admission: Free
Ephemere Presents: ANTHOLOGY 1
Derived from the Greek word for "a gathering of flowers," ANTHOLOGY is a photography exhibition series produced by Ephemere.
Curated by Anne Murayama, this project gathers photographers from across the globe—distinct in style, genre, and geography—and weaves their individual narratives into a cohesive visual collection. Each volume is accompanied by a limited-edition printed publication, ensuring the collection endures beyond the gallery walls.
For ANTHOLOGY 1, nine photographers converge in Tokyo to explore the act of observation itself. The exhibition arranges itself into three distinct visual threads: exploring identity and memory, documenting the pulse of the street, and visualizing invisible rhythms and time. From raw documentary to abstract conceptualism, this exhibition asks how we see ourselves, our world, and the forces that bind us.
Exhibiting Artists
Aldo Gonzalez (USA) • Alfred Ong (Philippines) • Buku Sarkar (India / USA / France)
David Barker (Australia) • Isshin Glen (Japan) • Junko Kaisato (Japan)
Naomi Simone (USA) • Tracy Dong (Germany) • Yuri Inoue (Japan)
Schedule and Events
Feb 18 (Wed) — Feb 22 (Sun) 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Feb 21 (Sat) from 3:00PM onwards: Artist Talks
Feb 22 (Sun) from 3:00PM onwards: Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #4
Feb 23 (Mon): 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Venue: Gallery Conceal Shibuya (4F)
Admission: Free
Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #3: Tokyo
IMPORTANT UPDATE
Please note that this month's Photobook Club meetup has been rescheduled to Saturday, January 31st due to the organizer falling under the weather. The session will take place at the same time (from 3:00 PM) and venue (Gallery Conceal Shibuya). We apologize for the sudden change! Registration remains open, and we look forward to welcoming you next weekend instead.
We are hosting a monthly Photobook Club meetup dedicated to the love of photography, books, and community.
• Group Sharing
Bring your favorite photo book or zine—whether it’s your own work or a cherished publication from your collection—to share inspiration with the group.
• Tangible Exchange
Participate in our print swap! Bring 15-20 photo prints (L-size, postcard-size, or 2L-size) to exchange with fellow attendees. All print types welcome!
• Bilingual
The meetup is held in both English and Japanese. We adjust the conversation based on participants’ preferences and skills to ensure an inclusive experience for everyone!
• This session’s special guest is Yiling Tay from Singapore.
Registration is free!
While walk-ins are welcome, we highly recommend registering via the link below to guarantee your seat due to limited space. Sign up now:
Previous Meetups
Ephemere Photobook Club – Meetup #1: Tokyo
Ephemere is hosting a monthly Photo Book Meetup dedicated to the love of photography, books, and community.
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Bring your favorite photo book or zine (your work or others) to share its story and inspiration with the group.
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Highly encouraged: Bring 15-20 photo prints (L-size up to 2L-size) for a peer-to-peer Print Swap exchange.
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All attendees are required to support our zero-cost venue by purchasing at least one drink from the cafe upon arrival.
This Month’s Special Guests
Yuri Inoue
Eda Emirdag
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Photography as a Partner to Poetry with Zoria Petkoska • Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
We're honored to welcome writer, editor, and visual poet Zoria Petkoska for an insightful talk as part of our Special Programs. Zoria holds a master's degree in literature and is a visual poetry researcher whose work has been featured in exhibitions and publications, including her notable books Dystokyo and Zborigami. She is also the culture features editor at The Japan Times and an editor at Tokyo Poetry Journal.
In her talk, Photography as a Partner to Poetry, Zoria will share how she has always sought to combine the textual and the visual in her work. She will explore the evolution of the poetic tradition of haiga and its relevance to modern artists who partner photography with poetry, calligraphy, and collage.
Drawing from her research and personal collaborations, Zoria will share a myriad of expressions and ways to partner photography and poetry, providing a deeper understanding of how these two art forms can enrich and inform each other's practice. This talk is intended for photographers, writers, and anyone interested in how image and text can create new forms of cultural expression and engagement.
📅 October 12, Sunday, 15:00-16:00
♦️ Language: English
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Expressing Zen Through Visual Media with Glen Snyder • Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
© Glen Snyder
We're honored to welcome Zen priest and photographer Glen (Isshin) Snyder for an insightful talk as part of our Special Programs. Ordained as a Zen priest in Texas, Glen has spent over a decade living in Japan, where his photography explores the underbelly of Zen in everyday life, often challenging conventional views of "Zen qualities" in nature and art.
In his 90-minute discussion, "Expressing Zen Through Visual Media," Glen will highlight the profound influence of Zen in photographic art. He will draw on ancient Buddhist scriptures to discuss concepts such as the relationship between an image and the true nature of an object, and how light and darkness bring about experience.
The talk will be followed by a half-hour photo walk around the Shibuya area, and a 15-minute meditation session will be held at the beginning of the talk.
This talk is open to all, regardless of language ability or experience in either Zen or photography. It's an opportunity to explore the unique parallels between Zen meditation as a practice and photography as a practice, and to learn how to infuse your work with a deeper sense of presence and purpose.
📅 October 12, Sunday, 11:00-12:30
♦️ Language: English
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Chiara Salvi • Workshop, Photobook Launch, and Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
We're honored to welcome process-led artist, curator, and educator Chiara Salvi as a featured artist at our first-ever festival. As the founder of Alternative Processes, she brings a unique vision that is a cornerstone of our Special Programs. Chiara’s three-part contribution to EPF offers a deep dive into the tangible medium of photography.
The Programs:
Workshop: Chiara will lead a workshop titled, Lifting Polaroids, where participants will learn to transfer instant photo emulsions onto new surfaces, embracing unpredictability in their creative process.
Photobook Launch: She will launch the group publication, Eroding Forms, a collaboration with Ephemere that explores photography as a living, transitional practice.
Artist Talk: In her talk, Alternative Processes and Eroding Forms, Chiara will share insights into how sustainability, materiality, and imperfection guide creation, reimagining photography as a slow, process-led art that values transformation over control.
On Building Community Through Photography with Macy Castañeda Lee (Worlds Through Minds) • Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
We are honored to welcome photographer, curator, and community organizer Macy Castañeda Lee for an insightful talk. Macy is the founder of Worlds Through Minds, an NYC-based photo gallery and publication house, and a Philippine-based non-profit, Talang Dalisay. Their work focuses on advocating for mental health, social justice, and education.
In their talk, On Building Community Through Photography, Macy will share their experiences as a community organizer in NYC and beyond. They will explore how curation as an art form can strengthen visual literacy through sequencing, composition, and seeing light. The talk will include a short presentation and physical prints, offering attendees a unique look into their process of building communities and creating art.
This talk is perfect for photographers, curators, publishers, and community organizers interested in how curation and digital tools can strengthen cultural engagement and foster new communities.
📅 October 11, Saturday
⏰ 11:30-12:30
♦️ Language: English
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Community: A New Way to Discover Photo Exhibitions in Tokyo — with Dmitry Rambovskiy • Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
We are thrilled to present an insightful artist talk by photographer and developer, Dmitry Rambovskiy. Dmitry is the creator of Community, a free iPhone application that brings together all of Tokyo's photo exhibitions in one intuitive platform. With a strong focus on urban and street photography, Dmitry works at the intersection of art and technology, bridging the perspectives of artists, audiences, and cultural organizers.
In his talk, "Community: A New Way to Discover Photo Exhibitions in Tokyo," Dmitry will share his journey of building the app from the ground up, from his first encounters with Tokyo’s gallery scene to designing its visual identity. He will explain how digital tools can strengthen cultural engagement, and how the app's design reflects deeper ideas like mono no aware and ephemerality.
The talk will include a live demonstration of the Community app, showcasing its interactive map of over 80 galleries, a personal calendar for planning visits, and social features. Dmitry will also share how technology can create a warm sense of community around photographic art and invite attendees to share feedback on expanding the platform.
This talk is perfect for photographers, curators, students, cultural organizers, and technology enthusiasts who are curious about how mobile applications can shape cultural experiences and foster new communities.
📅 October 5, Sunday
⏰ 15:00-16:00
♦️ Language: English
🎟️ Entrance: Free
The Printing of Ephemere Photo Journal at Kyoto Shimbun Printing • Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
In this talk, Yoshihiko Okazaki and Hanako Hayashi of Kyoto Shimbun Printing provide an insight into the making of the Ephemere Photo Journal.
Through a video, they will present the printing process — from data checks and color proofing to the final newspaper presentation — illuminating how this long-established medium can be reimagined in innovative ways within contemporary creative practice.
📍 Gallery Conceal Shibuya
📅 October 05, Sunday, 13:00-14:00
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Ephemere Photo Journal – Volume 1 Launch
Introducing the inaugural print issue of the Ephemere Photo Journal, a landmark publication featuring exclusive articles, special features, and selected photo essays.
Designed by renowned artist Wuthipol Ujathammarat and brought to life in cooperation with the esteemed Kyoto Shimbun Printing, EPJ will serve as a new cornerstone for our community.
Publisher: Anne Murayama
Managing Editor: Khanjan Purohit
I/Land – Presented by Fotomoto (Philippines) • Slideshow at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
This slideshow, curated by the FotomotoPH team, explores the complex and contradictory nature of the Filipino experience. Through a collection of photographs, I/Land delves into how the fleeting and the enduring—the land and the water, unity and division, faith and despair—are woven into the fabric of archipelagic life.
Featured Photographers
A.g De Mesa, Aeson Baldevia, Anton Baello, Artu Nepomuceno, Carina Altomonte, Carmen del Prado, Christian Babista, Christopher Salvador, Demie, Edmar Pineda, Edward Balmores, Effy Calingao, Fourth Barleta, Francisco Guerrero, Gelo Arboleda, Gio Panlilio, Hersley Casero, Jan Mayo, Jason Apolonio, Jason Quibilan, Javion, Jay Melliza, Jethro, Johann Guasch, Jojo Mamangun, Jyll Bitalac, Ken Guanzon, Marco Ugoy, MM Yu, Neal Oshima, Niko Francisco, Paul Quiambao, Raena Abella, Ricky Ladia, Sandra Dans, Sherry Quiambao, Stephanie Frondoso, Susan Larsson, Tin Dominguez, Toto Lozano, Veejay Villafranca, Zig Mirasol
© Jan Mayo, Carmen Del Prado, Gio Panlilio, Hersley Casero, Stephanie Frondoso
FotomotoPH is an organization of visionary photographers, artists, curators, and writers dedicated to promoting Philippine photography through a regular cycle of exhibitions, public programs, and special projects with art spaces throughout the archipelago. FotomotoPH involves a cross-section of the community and encourages participation, appreciation, and collectorship.
𝑬𝒑𝒉𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝑷𝒉𝒐𝒕𝒐 𝑭𝒆𝒔𝒕
📍 Gallery Conceal Shibuya
📅 October 01-12, 11:00-20:00
🎟️ Entrance: Free
The Duality of Ephemerality and Permanence • Group Exhibition at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
This special photography show is a celebration of our Open Calls this year, combining submissions from Ephemerality through photo essays and Permanence through single images, along with a selection of work from Duality through diptychs.
Featured Photographers:
Aakash Prithviraj Rai • Ada Marino • Adrianna MJW • Aia Solis • Aji Susanto Anom • Akil Tircuit • Alessio Roberto • Alex Alonso • Ana Villarrubia • Anca Pandrea • Andie Riekstina • Andrei Barbos • Andrew McClees • Andrew Tsang • Angel Li • Angelo Greco • Anil Purohit • Anna Rosa Krau • Anne Laure Gueret • Anne Milne • Annemarie Deckers • Anthony Bockheim • Antoan Graham • Anton Bou • Antonino Cuccia • Aram Tanis • Artin Zonouzi • Artur Leão • Arvella Emmanuel Vincent • Avery Edelman • Betty Goh • Björn Nilsson • Brian Hodges • Cameron McLeod • Carla Artero • Caroline Koning • Carsten Horn • Claudia Fuggetti • Colin Ward • Constanza Isaza Martinez • Cristóbal Cerda • Daniel Von • David Barker • Dea Khalvashi • Derek Hayes • Dominic Ashton • Duo Han Longbow • Dustin Keirns • Edyta Kopcio • Eijiro Hamada • Elena Serafimova • Eliana Carvidón • Elisabeth Dubrovsky • Elmira Katasova • Emily Hansell • Erica Wheadon • Ester Fratucello • Eva Berler • Ezra Petry • Francesco Topino • Francisco Ortega • Fred Cigno • Fred Johnsson • Gaia Credentino • Gaurav Arora • Gema Ganeswara • Georgiana Feidi • Ghia Deng • Gildasio Filho • Giulia Coppetti • Glen Snyder • Glenn Villarama • Gwilen Grace • Hannah Hernø-Toftild • Henrique Matos • Iben Van Damme • Iris Hu • Isabelle Bourdeauducq • Jamie Png • Jaume Llorens Bach • Jennifer Baron • Jeremy Franchi • Jill Corral • Jitka Ertelová • Joe Westley • Jorge Fabián Castillo • José Herrera • Juan Luis Salazar • Julián Péter • Justin Schug • Karthik Krishnaswamy • Katerina Vasilas • Katherine Mendoza • Kelly Rosa • Keon Wong • Kevin Baylon • Kevin Estandian • Khanjan Purohit • Kinga Owczennikow • Kozue Maruyama • Krongrat Jindapol • Kseniya Gorbanova • Kym Renay • Kyumin Kim • Lara Gilks • Laurent Barrera • Loredana Denicola • Lucas Pacifico • Ludovic Viévard • Luyang Gan • Lynn Silverman • Lynne Breitfeller • Maria Castro • Maria Fernanda Hubeaut • Maria Vittoria Rulli • Mariela Soldano • Mariia Shekhireva • Marina Dego • Mário Pires • Martin Miklas • Matias Biglieri • Maud Evrard • Mauricio Beraud • May Qin Chua • Maya Fonseca • Megan O • Melanie Schoeniger • Michaela Knizova • Michelle Ann • Milvia Stefani • Mohsen Hadj • Natalia Filatova • Natalia Rudychev • Natalie Karpushenko • Nica Aquino • Nickie Vertigan • Nivard Thoes • Noor Datis • Norbi Whitney • Olena Lemberska • Oliver Kuehnel • Oliver McCarthy • Oliver Raschka • Pann Manasopon • Pasha Febrian • Patrice Go • Pauline Jaffuel Raji • Peng-Wen Lin • Per-Olof Stoltz • Philipp Zechner • Pierinna Olivas • Qiyue Li • Radiz Sutthisoontorn • Raquel Trejo • Rod Sot • Ronald Butler • Ryley Clarke • Sam Evans • Sar Bombay • Sarah Garland • Sebastian Sighell • Sky Stevens • Sonja Prillere • Sophie Polyviou • Spyros Chalikias • Susan White • Susana Aparicio Lardiés • Susann Carmen Jagodzińska • Susanne Bartels • Susanne Willuhn • Sylvain Holtermann • Tamta Gokadze • Terra Kitoko • Thitipong Sansanayuth • Tiange Xiang • Tirta Winata • Tomas Zukovskij • Tyler Henson • Tyler Henthorn • Uffe Raupach Jensen • Valentina Baldelli • Vincent Karcher • Viviana Bonura • Willie Koh • Xavier Rony • Yasu Matsumoto • Zach Litzgus
Lead Curator: Anne Murayama
Assistant Curators: Kseniya Gorbanova and Andrei Barbos
Technical Advisor: Glen Snyder
Paula Rae Gibson • Slideshow, Photobook Launch, and Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
© Paula Rae Gibson
We're honored to welcome London-based photographer Paula Rae Gibson as a featured artist at the Ephemere Photo Fest. A self-taught photographer whose intensely personal work has been exhibited and awarded internationally, Paula's presence is a cornerstone of our Core Programs. Her three-part contribution to the EPF is a deeply personal and moving tribute to her late best friend.
Photobook Launch and Artist Talk: Paula will launch her latest limited-edition photo book by Ephemere, Remember When I Told You Everything, a tribute to her best friend, Sue. In her talk, Paula will delve into the making of this project, exploring themes of longing, introspection, and the kind of love that allows you to be more of yourself in another's presence.
📅 October 4, Saturday, 12:00-13:00
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Slideshow: Accompanying the book launch is a short film which combines intimate images, music, and memory to give a profound sense of their friendship.
📅 October 01–12, 11:00-20:00
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Ephemere Photo Library
The Ephemere Photo Library is a temporary and traveling archive that explores the beautiful paradox of the physical book as both a permanent record and a fragile, ephemeral object.
This living, moving catalog showcases a diverse collection of books and zines from Ephemere's own titles and artists worldwide, connecting them with new audiences at various events and exhibitions.
Jordan Reyes • Solo Exhibition, Photobook Launch, Workshop, and Artist Talk at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
We're honored to welcome Paris-based American artist Jordan Reyes, as our main visiting artist for the inaugural Ephemere Photo Fest. His unique voice is a cornerstone of our Core Programs. Jordan's four-part contribution to EPF offers a powerful and deeply personal exploration of the modern condition.
The Programs:
Solo Exhibition: Jordan's debut exhibition, To Make A Photography Exhibition From Scratch You Must First Invent The Universe, uses mixed media to wrestle with themes of untethering and the isolation of being a foreigner.
Photobook Launches: He will launch two new photobooks with Ephemere: The Only Dog I Hate and I’ll See You In The Branches. Both books are designed by Lee Tesche.
Workshop: He will lead a three-day intensive workshop, I Photograph What I Want To See, guiding students to hone a personal and sustainable photographic methodology.
Artist Talk: In his talk, Most People Are Winging It, And I’m Most People, Too, Jordan will detail his journeys in writing, music, and photography. He'll explore how becoming your best teacher and trusting your own intuition, rather than seeking external guidance, leads to a sustainable artistic practice.
Dispatches from the Region – Presented by Objectifs (Singapore) • Slideshows at the Ephemere Photo Fest 2025
This slideshow, curated by Chelsea Chua and Lim Ming Rui of Objectifs (Singapore), gives a glimpse into the issues and modes of image-making that preoccupy artists in Southeast Asia today. Featuring recent projects by five past recipients of the Objectifs Documentary Award, it offers a vital window into contemporary photography from the region.
Total Runtime: 26mins 35 secs
Featured Artists
Kaleb Sitompul – To Bless the Motherland (2025) (10:01min)
Project Statement
The Natinggir Forest Indigenous Community, a Batak tribe in North Sumatra, has lived in harmony with their land for over 300 years. Facing threats from industrial eucalyptus plantations, they resist through land restoration and advocacy, striving to protect their ancestral forest, culture, and livelihoods for future generations.
Artist Bio
Kaleb Sitompul is a visual storyteller from Indonesia working in film and photography. He studied filmmaking at the Jakarta Institute of Arts and honed his narrative approach with Pannafoto Institute and VII Academy. Since 2021, his work has focused on stories and social issues beyond Java’s urban centers. He received the Objectifs Documentary Award (Emerging) in 2023.
© Kaleb Sitompul
Mai Nguyên Anh – The Patriot Playbook (4:57min)
Project Statement
This project traces Ho Chi Minh monuments amid controversies and state investments. Driven by curiosity about rising nationalism versus grassroots sentiments, I travelled across the country to capture moments, blending propaganda with personal encounters. The work maps an evolving political/cultural identity, but also reveals love for a country beyond ideology.
Artist Bio
Mai Nguyên Anh is a Vietnamese artist whose work blends observational and poetic documentary approaches to explore personal and social paradoxes. As curator of PhotoHanoi and co-founder of Matca, he deepens his practice by creating spaces that invite reflection, spark creative dialogue, and contribute to the evolving landscape of contemporary photography in Vietnam. Mai received the Objectifs Documentary Award (Open) in 2018.
© Mai Nguyên Anh
Lê Nguyên Phương - Giao Điểm (Intersection) (3:20min)
Project Statement
Giao Điểm was made in eight days in 2024, during a trip to Siem Reap with my father. He spent four days with me before leaving back to Vietnam for his work. A day later, my lover came to visit me without him knowing. The work explores my father's story, and the secrets within.
Artist Bio
Lê Nguyên Phương (or Phuong Nguyen Le in Western naming convention) (b. 2002, Ha Noi) is an emerging Vietnamese photographer, artist, and researcher. His works focus on themes of collective identity, community, and family in the aftermath of the American War in Vietnam. Phương received the Objectifs Documentary Award (Emerging) in 2023.
© Lê Nguyên Phương
Sarah Isabelle Tan - Do you remember the colour of the sky that day (II) (5:01min)
Project Statement
Do you remember the colour of the sky that day (II) is an encounter with images composed of Super 8 footage and damaged negatives shot and collected over five years. Scratches, stains, and chemical traces reveal distortion rather than clarity, embracing fragments of memory suspended between visibility and loss. I narrate parts of imagined and real stories, mirroring my broader practice of exploring how presence delicately persists at thresholds of visibility, and is revealed in the act of holding, carrying, sustaining.
Artist Bio
Sarah Isabelle Tan is an artist and researcher based between London and Singapore. Her practice engages with writing and a post-medium framework that approaches the image not as representation, but through material sensitivity and embodied processes. She is currently undertaking a Masters of Research at the Royal College of Art, and was a recipient of the Objectifs Documentary Award in 2020 (Emerging).
© Sarah Isabelle Tan
Shwe Wutt Hmon - When The Curtain Falls (3:14min)
Project Statement
When The Curtain Falls is about finding and building connections between myself, photo studio spaces that I love so much, and the people who protect these memorable places, as a way to counter my fear that these photo studios will soon vanish in a not-so-distant-future.
Artist Bio
Shwe Wutt Hmon is a photographer and mixed media artist from Myanmar, currently based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Shwe’s work focuses on collective histories, familial ties, relationships, and exploring the inner psyche through intimate storytelling about people and places dear to her heart. She received the Objectifs Documentary Award (Open) in 2020.
© Shwe Wutt Hmon
𝑬𝒑𝒉𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝑷𝒉𝒐𝒕𝒐 𝑭𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓
📍 Gallery Conceal Shibuya
📅 October 01–12
🎟️ Entrance: Free
Dispatches from the Region will be introduced by Chelsea Chua on Sunday, October 5, from 11:00 to 12:00.
