In the service of the imagination of photographer Yuki Onodera, familiar objects become dreamily unsettled by memories and movements and, by degrees, disengage to the point of of unreality.
Yuki Onodera was born in Tokyo in 1962 and has risen to critical acclaim in the photographic world, winning France's 21st Kodak Prize of Critical Photography in 1996 and, more recently, the 28th Kimura Ihei Memorial Award of Photography for her collection of photographs, "cameraChimera," in 2003.
Since 1993, Paris has been the base for her operations, though this time around, the exhibiting venue is the National Museum of Art, Osaka, under the title of her given name.