Alessandro Puccinelli

Chaosmos 47 by Alessandro Puccinelli, 40x60in, Framed

2017

Alessandro Puccinelli Seascape, from the Mare series Alessandro Puccinelli presents the sea as a vast and contemplative presence. Extending beyond the boundaries of the image, the o...

Alessandro Puccinelli Seascape, from the Mare series Alessandro Puccinelli presents the sea as a vast and contemplative presence. Extending beyond the boundaries of the image, the o...

Alessandro Puccinelli Seascape, from the Mare series Alessandro Puccinelli presents the sea as a vast and contemplative presence. Extending beyond the boundaries of the image, the o...

Alessandro Puccinelli Seascape, from the Mare series Alessandro Puccinelli presents the sea as a vast and contemplative presence. Extending beyond the boundaries of the image, the o...

Unframed. Edition of 3.

Unframed. Edition of 3.

Syoin KAJII (*1976, Japan) NAMI_018, 2004 Lambda Print with Diasec Face Also available as a Diptych (two works) 100 x 150 cm (39 3/8 x 59 in.) Edition of 6; Ed. no. 2/6 About NAMI:...

Syoin KAJII (*1976, Japan) NAMI_018, 2004 Lambda Print with Diasec Face Also available as a Diptych (two works) 56 x 84 cm (22 x 33 1/8 in.) Edition of 6; Ed. no. 2/6 About NAMI: NAMI is a series of photos of waves around the shores of Sado Island in Japan. The photographer, a young Buddhist monk named Syoin Kajii, watches the water patiently, waiting for a moment of surprise. The photographs are truly stunning. The artist captures the power and dynamism of the ocean and waves, a stark contrast to the tranquil seascapes by Sugimoto. By carefully gauging the speed of the wind and level of the wave, he waits for nature to create the image. These works are close ups, the artist is practically in the water. Syoin Kajil is the winner of the first Foil Award, for which the prize is the publication of NAMI. About Syoin Kajii: Born in Niigata, Japan, Kajii currently lives and works as a artist and Buddhist monk on Sado Island. Syion Kajii, graduated from Koyasan University in Mikkyo, in esoteric Buddhism, in 1999. He has been taking photographs since the age of 16, and after having served his Buddhist apprenticeship at Koyasan (Mt. Koya) from 1995 to 1999, Kajii travelled around the world, to places such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Papua New Guinea, and the U.K. taking pictures. While working as a monk of the Singon sect in Sado Island, he has been actively working as a photographer. In 2004 he was awarded the 1st FOIL Award for his series of pictures in which he took a succession of waves on a shore in Sado. Following the FOIL Award, he published his first photo book NAMI and was awarded the Rookie of the Year 2005 by The Photographic Society of Japan for this overwhelmingly energetic and spiritual...