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Rinko Kawauchi

a faraway shining star, twinkling in hand

Two children are sitting on the ground facing each other, with their heads resting against each other.
From the series ME, 2019 © Rinko Kawauchi, Courtesy of Christophe Guye Galerie

In a world of change and chaos, there is a quiet revolution in the art of simply being present. It’s in the often-overlooked everyday moments that we find a serene kind of power. In a faraway shining star, twinkling in hand, Rinko Kawauchi inspires us to slow down and reflect on how to make the most of living here and now.

Bringing together the personal and the universal, Kawauchi celebrates small everyday situations in the face of grand natural phenomena. Her 2019 visit to Iceland allowed her pause and reflect, inspiring her series M/E, “Mother Earth”. She continued the project on the Japanese island of Hokkaido amid the COVID-19 pandemic and major life changes, such as becoming a parent.

A person from afar walking through the forest.
From the series ME, 2019 © Rinko Kawauchi, Courtesy of Christophe Guye Galerie
“As I gazed at this sight, I had the sense of being a fetus enveloped by the earth, and I felt a connection to this planet I have never felt before.”
- RINKO KAWAUCHI

The exhibition immerses you in dreamy and poetic imagery, from childhood nostalgia to breathtaking depictions of nature. Through Kawauchi’s exploration of human impermanence and our planet's future, she invites us to examine our lives here and now.

CREDITS

The exhibition is curated by Jessica Jarl (Global Director of Exhibitions at Fotografiska) in collaboration with the artist.

Organized by Yolandé Gouws (Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin).

'As part of EMOP Berlin - European Month of Photography'

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