Mieko Tadokoro, Japanese artist born in 1952
is one of the rare masters of pinhole photography. She holds shows in Tokyo,
at Fuji Photo Salon, Kodak Photo Salon and le Printemps Ginza.
Mieko Tadokoro does not have cameras, her
pictures are made with the "Camera Obscura", light-tight boxes
pierced with a hole of a third millimeter. This optical device, several
millenaries old, allows us to have an infinite depth of field and makes
appear in the photography unperceptible images to the human eye.
An unarmed photographer, Mieko Tadokoro
strolls in Paris and delivers us her "reflections", perspectives
unknown so far in our town.
Nathalie
Oomori
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traduit par Mieko Tadokoro
| Parisian Reflections of Mieko Tadokoro |
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| December 16, 2000 to January 8, 2001 |
| Librairie Jousseaume, Galerie Vivienne (Paris) |
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