Edgar Honetschläger, Tokyo Plain
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Edgar Honetschläger

Tokyo Plain

2008

Current Collection

FOTOHOF

Salzburg, AT

Medium
Archiv Pigment Print
Dimensions
24 × 24 cm
Edition
30
Status
For Sale
Price
On request
Collect24 Art ID
C24-182323

The Austrian artist Edgar Honetschläger wanders, often driven by jet lag, through a still deserted Tokyo in the early morning hours. The sky is gray and overcast, only a few passers-by still show themselves in the narrow streets. This is how he shows the city to which he moved in 1991 and which he likes to call his own. "His" Tokyo is everyday Japan: the real city instead of the media cliché. Single-family houses with a half-meter garden strip instead of skyscrapers; relics of rural-rural culture in the big city instead of Blade Runner - Futurism. Also as the author of the texts - experiences and incidents from life in the Japanese metropolis, as well as zen-like, meditative observations - he seeks islands of tranquility in the megalopolis; they are inserted into the book like bookmarks between the pictures, which were taken with a deliberately simple medium-format camera. <strong>Edgar Honetschläger</strong>, *1967 in Linz, Austria. Lives and works in Vienna and Tokyo.

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