Rinko Kawauchi / Halo
Halo takes us into a hypnotizing visual journey intertwining centuries-long human and natural rituals from sacred fires of the Izumo Japanese sanctuary, to hurling of molten iron during the New Year celebrations in Chinese Hebei province, to the flocks of birds along the English coasts. Like in Illuminance, Rinko Kawauchi offers the same vision of beauty in the details of existence in a more spiritual vein alternating between dark atmosphere and explosions of light.
Published by Atelier EXB
French
23.5 x 32 cm
96 pages
2017
Halo takes us into a hypnotizing visual journey intertwining centuries-long human and natural rituals from sacred fires of the Izumo Japanese sanctuary, to hurling of molten iron during the New Year celebrations in Chinese Hebei province, to the flocks of birds along the English coasts. Like in Illuminance, Rinko Kawauchi offers the same vision of beauty in the details of existence in a more spiritual vein alternating between dark atmosphere and explosions of light.
Published by Atelier EXB
French
23.5 x 32 cm
96 pages
2017
Halo takes us into a hypnotizing visual journey intertwining centuries-long human and natural rituals from sacred fires of the Izumo Japanese sanctuary, to hurling of molten iron during the New Year celebrations in Chinese Hebei province, to the flocks of birds along the English coasts. Like in Illuminance, Rinko Kawauchi offers the same vision of beauty in the details of existence in a more spiritual vein alternating between dark atmosphere and explosions of light.
Published by Atelier EXB
French
23.5 x 32 cm
96 pages
2017