GA: MINKA 1955 Travel from Minimalism to the explosive

from Minimalism to the explosive colors of Pop art and the optical games of Kinetic art

who taught alongside Shinohara as professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology

associations and multi-sensory experiences in your imagination

and interdisciplinary collaboration

While Small and Medium address issues ranging from the domestic to the public

GA: MINKA 1955 Travel from Minimalism to the explosiveAspiring architecture student Yukio Futagawa set out in the mid 1950s to photograph minka, the traditional rural houses of Japan. From this point, Futagawa's work became to photograph, rather than create, architecture. This large format compendium of Futagawa's images of villages and homes captures a sequence of history, and the essence of Japanese culture before the country's rapid modernization. 144 total pages, 257x364 mm