Urban landscapes and personal identity intersect in I, Tokyo, a photographic exploration that captures the complex spirit of one of the world’s most dynamic cities. The images focus on intimate street scenes and urban details, reflecting daily life and the subtle interactions between people and their environment.

The visual approach embraces contrast and layered compositions, illustrating Tokyo’s multifaceted character through moments that reveal both vibrancy and solitude. This collection invites viewers to consider the city’s pace alongside the individual experience of inhabiting its spaces.

Published by Dewi Lewis in 2009, the 108-page edition presents a coherent narrative that merges documentary style with subtle artistic interpretation.