For forty years, the Japanese photographer Masao Yamamoto has created a work between delicacy and impermanence, exploring the limits of poetry and calligraphy, hailed by the Asian press. Exposed until December 2026 in Lectoure, in the Gers, he published a book on 2 September.
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For forty years, the Japanese photographer Masao Yamamoto has created a work between delicacy and impermanence, exploring the limits of poetry and calligraphy, hailed by the Asian press. Exposed until December 2026 in Lectoure, in the Gers, he published a book on 2 September.