The Tokyo-born, New York-based artist seeks out the top story of skyscrapers around the world, captures them, and re-forms them. Although the idea is poetic, the technique is more meticulous; some of the composite photos thread 300 shots together. Yet the result, a seamless kaleidoscopic explosion of skyscrapers, is both dazzling and dizzying. The 360-views evoke both the tranquility that comes from pure solitude and the thrill of soaring, and possibly falling. Look closely at each image and you can sense Yasuda’s inner state, whether fear, awe or peace of mind.
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