Conveyor of the Impossible

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yama-bato: Kansuke Yamamoto [+] Untitled, 1953 vintage, gelatin silver print 11 x 8 inches Via AUTUMN WIND PHOTOBONDAGE

yama-bato:

Kansuke Yamamoto

[+]

Untitled, 1953
vintage, gelatin silver print
11 x 8 inches


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fiveoclockbot: Kansuke Yamamoto — Japanese surrealism Via fiveoclockbot

fiveoclockbot:

Kansuke Yamamoto — Japanese surrealism


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a cover of a book called “Butterfly” which was made by Kansuke Yamamoto Via PSYCHE-DELICIOUS

a cover of a book called “Butterfly” which was made by Kansuke Yamamoto

(Source: gavinwoh)


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billyjane: A Chronicle of Drifting, 1949 by Kansuke Yamamoto * Via bits&bites

billyjane:

A Chronicle of Drifting, 1949 by Kansuke Yamamoto *


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lacontessa: Kansuke Yamamoto, Scenery with Ocean, 1940. via Via La Contessa Zoom

lacontessa:

Kansuke Yamamoto, Scenery with Ocean, 1940.

via


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tarotwoman: YAMAMOTO Kansuke:conveyor of the impossible Via NomadicGeek

tarotwoman:

YAMAMOTO Kansuke:
conveyor of the impossible


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billyjane: The surreal exists within the real. Tireless experimentation with new photography leads to the creation of a new beauty, 1953 Title Unknown/1938 by Yamamoto Kansuke [thanks again to yama-bato] Via bits&bites Zoom

billyjane:

The surreal exists within the real. Tireless experimentation with new photography leads to the creation of a new beauty, 1953

Title Unknown/1938 by Yamamoto Kansuke

[thanks again to yama-bato]


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yama-bato: YAMAMOTO Kansuke “shoji” (“sliding door”) with torn paper panels Via COULEURS Zoom

yama-bato:

YAMAMOTO Kansuke

“shoji” (“sliding door”) with torn paper panels


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yama-bato: Kansuke Yamamoto (1914-1987) Untitled, 1939 http://www.wirtzgallery.com/exhibitions/2006/2006_02/ky/ky_2006_frame.html Via COULEURS Zoom

yama-bato:

Kansuke Yamamoto (1914-1987)

Untitled, 1939

http://www.wirtzgallery.com/exhibitions/2006/2006_02/ky/ky_2006_frame.html


Link 3Notes
COULEURS: KANSUKE'S WRITINGS ON PHOTOGRAPHY

“We should distance ourselves from over-rationality and lyricism and create a new beauty based on the human psyche. We should not only understand that 2 + 3 = 5, but also grasp it from the viewpoint that 5 is the sum of 2 + 3.” (1950)

“The surreal exists within the real. Tireless experimentation…

Via COULEURS

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