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一勺发亮的西米露、一块吃剩的西瓜皮、一片地上的雪花、一缕穿透树叶的阳光……这些人世间平平无奇的事物犹如微尘,分散在时间里、空气中,鲜少被瞩目。然而,在川内伦子(Rinko Kawauchi)的摄影作品里,原本平凡乏味的细节反倒散发出非凡的光彩,原本一成不变的日常竟流动着人们终将面对的无常。你能从鸡蛋的裂缝中窥见即将迸发的生机,也能从碟上鱼头的眼睛里读到脆弱不堪的命运。看似漫不经心的画面如同一个个休止
A spoonful of shimmery, a leftover watermelon bark, a piece of snow on the ground, a ray of sunshine through the leaves ... These people are ordinary things like dust, scattered in time, in the air, Rarely attention. However, in the photographs of Rinko Kawauchi, the extraordinary trivial details glorified, and the immutable routine of the original, immutable life actually flows into the impermanence that people will eventually face. You can get a glimpse of the impending life from the crack in the egg and read the fragile destiny from the head of the dish. Seemingly casual picture as one stop