Atsushi Okuyama (b. 1991, Japan) is a Japanese photographer known for his poetic and introspective imagery that explores youth, isolation, and memory. His work often focuses on adolescents and individuals in quiet, transitional moments, capturing a sense of emotional distance and ambiguity.

Okuyama’s photographs are characterized by soft light, subdued color palettes, and carefully composed scenes that evoke a dreamlike atmosphere. His visual language draws on both documentary observation and cinematic staging, resulting in images that feel both intimate and slightly detached from reality.

His photobooks, including Girl, have been widely recognized for their refined sequencing and strong mood. For collectors, Okuyama’s work stands out within contemporary Japanese photography for its lyrical tone, visual consistency, and its engagement with themes of identity and coming-of-age.