Primal Mountain delete our loved ones and others

our loved ones and others trough the eye of the camera

punctured with three bullet holes

and publisher Mark Pearson in Japanese

imaginative costumes and props are all handmade

Reiko Toyama

Primal Mountain delete our loved ones and othersThe photographs in Primal Mountain a signature work of artist Yuji Hamada appear at first glance to depict mountain sceneries. But looking closer, one realizes these are not a mountain in the literal sense; they are mountains composed of artificial materials near and dear to us. Hamada often handles the themes of truth and falsehood, together with the seen and the unseen in his works. One day, as he was coupling these motifs with experiences of the