29th May - 4th June 2009
Pairing up two of the more influential professionals in their fields, famed photographer Yonehara Yasumasa aka Yone and artist Reach, look to set open the latest leg of their Partouze Exhibition with a show in Hong Kong.
Yasumasa Yonehara was originally an editor and curator. Out of Photographers was a book he curated of amateur found images sent in by the public. His aim was to break the stigma around non-professional photography, proving that amateurs could rival professionals. In the wake of its success, he started a magazine Smart Girls. The erotic magazine was affiliated to Japanese fashion magazine Smart. While editing and creating the magazine, Yonehara started taking shots of models on shoots and his own photographs developed their own following. The medium of photography is only secondary to him- Yonehara is more interested in documenting his relationship with the girls he photographs. And a very personal relationship it is.
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Reach is a pioneer who constantly pushes Taiwanese graffiti to the international platform, and courageously dedicates his life to graffiti. Battling through Europe, Japan and China, Reach has gotten up to disseminate the passion of Taiwanese graffiti. With vast experience transforming from Bomber, Wildstyle, to 3D, Reachs style carries mature and confine penetration. He fades out the glamorous techniques and applies a breezy attitude to piece together the dribs and drabs of life. Clean and clear colors with well-crafted contouring reflect his persistence in his life philosophy for perfection. Depending on the rise and fall of his mood, his creations vary from simple to complicated art forms, a reflection of his mind. With extensive experience, he has never given up on his tough journey of graffiti. His art has already attracted multiple industries and fields for collaboration. Passion is the force behind his persistence and without regret, he keeps moving forward. He is a pioneer for Taiwanese graffiti development, constantly pushing the local culture abroad. Recently in 2008, Reach published his first publication, Tooya-Taiwan Graffiti, and has continued to establish his place on the global platform.
Im missing something. These guys must be considered artists because no way I could do what they are doing and have a real job.
killersushi99 1 year ago
pink is a cool color, and even better it's taken off and seen as pink...
syanakamcyan 2 years ago
good
mangalife 2 years ago
i need that beat!
matthewkwn 2 years ago