How are the people I photographed during the first lockdown doing now, one year later?
[Read more…] about #SafeBehindGlass – 1 year later in 10 stories
by tetsuro
[Read more…] about #SafeBehindGlass – 1 year later in 10 stories
by tetsuro
From 20 to 29th September 2019, you can visit the first edition of the Maastricht Photo Festival. The theme is Up Close and presents photographers with a connection with the south of the Netherlands. [Read more…] about HÄfu2HÄfu x Maastricht Photo Festival
by tetsuro
After completing the crowdfunding campaign in March 2018, and a wonderful year full of exhibitions, workshops and meeting many more hÄfu people to photograph and interview, I am extremely happy to say the HÄfu2HÄfu photo book out and shipping worldwide.
HÄfu2HÄfu is an ongoing worldwide photography project exploring what it means to be hÄfu ā a person with one Japanese parent. Japanese-Belgian photographer Tetsuro Miyazaki has interviewed and portrayed fellow Japanese hÄfu, with a parent from nearly 100 different countries. The 120 people in this book do not answer questions but ask them: each hÄfu poses a question to you, the viewer. With these questions, HÄfu2HÄfu is creating dialogue and stimulates self-reflection about identity, so that we can find answers of our own.
The regular photo book, signed copies and the Limited Edition (60 pcs) photo books are available through the Hafu2Hafu Webshop.
New York Times:Ā
If you gaze at the many portraits (ā¦) photographed by Mr. Miyazaki, you can see the searching in their faces, the puzzling out (ā¦). But you can also gain the sense that there are deep currents, forces old and powerful, in opposition to wall-building and racial hunkering.
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