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From Photographe d'architecture - Aurélien Aumond
Far from the iconic, neon-soaked frenzy of Shibuya Crossing or Kabukicho, there exists a Tokyo that is hushed, vacant, yet undeniably alive. A Tokyo bathed in a serene, chromatic glow.
Imagine wandering through the quiet expanse of Harumi and Fukagawa, the city’s pulse slowed to a gentle rhythm. The absence of human noise becomes a canvas upon which the city’s architecture reveals its true character. Towering structures and humble homes alike are transformed by a masterful interplay of light and shadow. It’s a world where colors seem intensified, textures heightened.
Armed only with my iPhone with the solitary companionship of headphones, lost in the intricate soundscapes of Autechre’s Exai album, I embarked on a nocturnal exploration, capturing fleeting moments of this ethereal beauty.The result is a visual diary, an invitation to discover a Tokyo that exists beyond the familiar postcard image.