Sand Dune Yushi Li using the language and dimension

using the language and dimension of street art

This series was named “Glanage” in reference to Jean-François Millet’s painting “Des glaneuses” and in homage to my ancestors

Every childhood has its times of grief and suffering

during the late 1960s

The Mongrel Mob of Aotearoa New Zealand is notorious for extreme violence

Sand Dune Yushi Li using the language and dimensionFirst edition of Sand Dune by Shoji Ueda. First impression. Medium collotype portfolio in new condition. About Shoji Ueda (1913 2000) was one of Japans most prominent modernist photographers and continues to be one of the nations most highly regarded. Working mostly in his home prefecture of Tottori, he frequently incorporated surrealist imagery into his photographs. He often used his wife and three children as subjects, with the local landscape of