Japan as seen through two lenses of time.
Iris Fuzaro captures Japan in just 7 days—with the immediacy that time imposes, yet the patience and surprise that film photography demands.
Erick Rosa documents his daily routine over 7 years—with all the time in the world, thousands of frames, and the instant gratification his digital camera allows.
Together, these two timelines meet in dialogue: fleeting versus enduring, analog versus digital, the short gaze versus the long one.
The experience is completed with an original sound installation by Lucas Mayer, bridging both photographic narratives through sound.
Exhibition Details
[Exhibition now closed.
Thanks to everyone who came.
Please see the online gallery link above.]
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Shijohan Gallery
801-7 Takatsuji Nishinotoin-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City.Presented as part of KG+ / KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival 2026
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April 18–26, 2026 – 1pm–7pm
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A short walk from Shijo and Shijo-Karasuma stations. Direct buses from Kyoto Station stop within a few minutes of the gallery. Approximately 10 minutes by taxi from Kyoto Station.