Benge, Harvey

Nothing Eventually

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ISBN 13:
9781911306412
author:
Benge, Harvey
format:
Hardback
publisher:
Dewi Lewis Publishing
language:
English
Publication Year:
2019
Pages:
64
Dimensions:
24 x 17 centimetres (0.34 kg)
Genre:
Arts & Photography, Photography, Collections,
Condition:
New
Availability:
Item usually sent within 10 working days
£21.37

Description

Harvey Benge's photographs capture the enigmatic extremes of Tokyo, a city that defies comprehension. Over three visits spanning 15 years, he documented the juxtapositions that make this mega city so perplexing.

The city's surface-level beauty is contrasted with its underlying contradictions and cultural cross-overs, where traditional Japanese customs blend with Western influences like US teen pop culture. Aged and youth coexist in a state of flux, leaving visitors feeling none-the-wiser upon departure.

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