Shinji Otani
Fascinated by the artificially coloured photographs of Tutankhamun’s tumb, Shinji Otani attempts to reproduce in his own pictures this feeling of added reality brought by… Read More »Shinji Otani
Fascinated by the artificially coloured photographs of Tutankhamun’s tumb, Shinji Otani attempts to reproduce in his own pictures this feeling of added reality brought by… Read More »Shinji Otani
Yoshinori Mizutani is a well-known photographer whose work has already been preented several times in France, recently at La Gacilly festival. He became particularly famous… Read More »Yoshinori Mizutani
The Cat Guest Dai Itō is an inspired photographer. A virtuoso of black and white, he tells us stories with all the sensitivity of… Read More »Dai Itō
The 10th life of a cat Masahito Agake is an architect by training and profession. He started with underwater photography while practising diving, and decided… Read More »Masahito Agake
The cat in the Box Schrödinger’s cat is a conceptual experiment, sometimes described as a paradox, devised by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1935. It… Read More »Takahiro Yamashita
Aiko Iwasaki is a cat photographer and she has her own style. She is living in Ito, Shizuoka, near the seaside where strolling wild cats… Read More »Aiko Iwasaki
Eric Pelletier has a particular profile in Neko Project. A few years ago, Eric decided to relocate from Montreal, Canada to Japan. He discovered a… Read More »Eric Pelletier
Here are three photographers who are members of Japan Stray Cats Photographers (JSCP) (*), three men living in Tokyo, Osaka or Okayama prefecture. They are… Read More »Masayuki KURIHARA , Yomogi KAWAI, Masakazu IKEGUCHI
Yoko Mizuike relates her perspective on cat photography: “In Japan, cats have had a big boom in recent years, and many items related to cats,… Read More »Yoko Mizuike
Micchi Jay’s photography tells a story, the story of the alley cats, how they live and how they survive. She tells us: “I don’t really… Read More »Micchi Jay