写真 平野正樹 国境なき写真家旅団
1952年東京生まれ、75年東京写真専門学院卒業、麻布スタジオを経て86年平野正樹写真事務所を設立。ボスニア•ヘルツゴビナの弾丸の炸裂した弾痕に焦点をあてた『HOLES』や諫早湾の干拓など,冷戦後の世界の社会問題を抉る『人間のゆくえ』で2000年度日本写真協会•新人賞、第13回写真の会賞を受賞。同シリーズは99年にクロアチアのマリノ•チェティ–ナギャラリー、2000年には目黒美術館で個展が開催された。2001年東京都写真美術館題の第一回の『日本の新進作家 風景論』に参加、同年写真評論家•西井一夫が創設した「国境なき写真家旅団」に参加。2005年のベルリン•フォトグラフィー•フェスティバル招聘より発表の場を海外に移し、アメリカ、スペイン、オーストラリア、バングラデシュ、ドイツ、ニュージーランド、ネパール、韓国などのフォト•フェスティバルに参加。2013年に10年がかりの『MONEY-沈黙の価値』を丸木美術館で発表。写真表現の拡大を意図した作品群を制作しようとしている。
Photographs
Hirano Masaki (Photographers Brigade Without Borders)
Born Tokyo in 1952. Graduated from Tokyo College of Photography. After working as apprentice at Azabu Studio, Hirano established his own company Hirano Masaki Photography Office in 1986. In 2000 he won the Photographic Society of Japan Award New Artist Prize, and the 13th Society of Photography Prize for the two series of works: HOLES which featured the bullet holes in Bosnia Hercegovina; and Down the Road of Life depicting the problem caused by the land reclamation project in the Isahaya Bay, Kyushu, and other social problems in the post-Cold War years. These works were exhibited at Dante Marino Cettina Gallery in Croatia in 1999, and at Meguro Museum of Art, in Tokyo in 2000. In 2001 Hirano was featured in the first edition of “On Landscape:Contemporary Japanese Photography” at the Tokyo Metropolitan Photography Museum. In the same year he joined the Photographers Brigade Without Borders that was proposed by photography critic Nishii Kazuo. In 2005, Hirano began showing his work in overseas after he was invited to the Berlin Photography Festival. Since then to now, he has participated in various festivals in the US, Spain, Australia, Bangladesh, Germany, New Zealand, Nepal and Korea. In 2013, Hirano finally exhibited the work he had been working on the past ten years, entitled MONEY- Value of Silence at Maruki Museum in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. He aspires to expand the realm of photographic expression.
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