Yoshiki Hase is a photographer from Kawasaki, who currently resides in Tokyo. The artist has won several international awards and has made himself known for his original style within the circuit of conceptual photography. His project 181°, represents land art installations conceived as enigmatic geometric objects.

As the artist explains:

“By placing objects into these physical spaces, the onlooker intermittently experiences peculiar instances of visual harmony”.

It is not possible to identify the places that Yoshiki portrays, but a completely new scenario emerges from the cross-section of “will and nature”. The name 181° derives from the fact that usually 180° rapresent the horizon free from obstacles: adding only the number 1 creates a sense of bewilderment, it defines a sort of anomaly.

Explore Yoshiki’s website if you want to know more.