by Daisuke Yokota explores the temporality and texture of memory through an experimental photographic approach. The artist manipulates the photographic surface and employs abstraction, encouraging viewers to reconsider the relationship between image and moment.

The photographs evoke a contemplative mood with their blurred forms and layered compositions, inviting reflection on the impermanence embedded in everyday scenes. Yokota’s techniques challenge traditional photography by emphasizing the physical process of creating the image as part of its meaning.

Published by Akina Books in 2014, this 64-page edition presents a focused, intimate collection that reveals Yokota’s distinctive visual language and engagement with temporal ambiguity.