Asako Narahashi is a Tokyo-based photographer whose work mainly focuses on the relationship between water and land. The main part of her work is shot from the water offering a different and unexpected viewpoint on the land. Whilst looking at Narahashi’s photographs they bring us the amazement of a reversed vision and the sense of disorientation. Although Narahashi also takes photographs on land parallel to her water photographs, they both resonate a unique sense of distance and instability. These images on the iconic Mount Fuji that she photographed between 2003 and 2013 both from the water and land are a good example of the ambivalent feelings of seasickness and floating comfortably Narahashi’s work evokes with the viewer.
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