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Masayuki Yoshinaga Born in Osaka’s Jusoh district in 1964. After working in the night entertainment industry, as a street-stall keeper and as a truck driver, Yoshinaga strives to become a photographer who specializes in youth welfare. “Zoku” (by Little More Publishing), a photography collection of Boh-soh-zoku (youth bike-gang), becomes one of Yoshinaga’s representative work. He has also photographed youth street-gangs, street gals, and foreigners living in Japan, individuals who are often labeled as “minorities” within Japan. In the recent years, Yoshinaga has participated in the "Shinjuku ID" project which exhibited portraits of everyday Shinjuku people on the temporary wall of a construction site located at the south entrance of the Shinjuku train station. He also serves as the headmaster of a photography workshop school called "Resist," presided by Roony/247 Photography. Photo book projects includes “Moh-Shiwake-Gozai-Masen (Apologies)” by Shincho Publishing, “Nippon Takaine” by Media Factory, “Gothic and Lolita” by Phaidon Publishing, semi-autobiography about his life in Jusoh District called “Hetare”by Little More Publishing, among others. [+/-] English profile.. |
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resist ６回目 今日は北井一夫さんの課題「我が街」に対する合評であった。 北井さんは、凄く丁寧に生徒達の写真を見てくれ、そこまで褒める部分を見つけなくてもいいのに～と思うほど、懇切丁寧に、まだ棒にも端にもひっかからないような、生徒達の写真を見てくれ講評をしてくれていた。 自分は「我が街」という、どうとでも捉えることの出来る課題で、生徒達がどう料理してくるのか？と期待をしてたものの、期待はずれの作品が多くて、この程度しか考えれないんやあと思って、少しがっかりした。 |
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