Tag: Naoya Hatakeyama

A Japanese Photographer Traces How Cities Are Built and Destroyed Naoya Hatakeyama’s photographs of quarries, detonations, roads, and factories reveal complex, unnatural environments created by wresting raw material from the ground. via The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/a-japanese-photographer-traces-how-cities-are-built-and-destroyed Sometime in the nineteen-eighties, riding the monorail into Tokyo, Naoya Hatakeyama had an epiphany about limestone—namely, that it was…