I look at a photograph. It is an image that I shot some time ago. It has been just long enough since I shot the image that I am fuzzy on the exact circumstances of the time.


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Daisuke Yokota is a photographer who lives and works in Tokyo. He is the recipient of the first award from the first Foam Outset Exhibition Fund.
More about the author →Ivan Vartanian is an author, curator, collaborator and publisher of photobook editions. He lives in Tokyo.
More about the translator →Photographer Daisuke Yokota shares five links of what he’s reading, watching, thinking about and loving right now.
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