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Pathé Maastricht
Sphinxcour 1
6211XZ Maastricht
Netherlands
Tetsuro Miyazaki
Brussels (BE), 1978
Tetsuro Miyazaki is a Belgian Japanese photographer who has been living in Maastricht for the past three years. After working for years in the creative communication and advertising world, he has been a full-time professional photographer for 5 years.
In his personal Hafu2Hafu project, Tetsuro Miyazaki investigates what it means to have a Japanese and a non-Japanese parent. It is a worldwide photo project in which he investigates what it means to be “hāfu”; to have mixed Japanese roots. For this project, he has interviewed and portrayed more than 150 people so far from nearly 100 different countries, with one Japanese and one non-Japanese parent. Tetsuro does not share stories, but instead lets the subjects pose a question to you - the viewer. This, in combination with the portraits that always look straight at you, creates a dialogue and more self-reflection.
The long awaited "Hāfu2Hāfu" photo book was published in May 2019.
Tetsuro Miyazaki is a Belgian Japanese photographer who has been living in Maastricht for the past three years. After working for years in the creative communication and advertising world, he has been a full-time professional...
Tetsuro Miyazaki is a Belgian Japanese photographer who has been living in Maastricht for the past three years. After working for years in the creative communication and advertising world, he has been a full-time professional photographer for 5 years.
In his personal Hafu2Hafu project, Tetsuro Miyazaki investigates what it means to have a Japanese and a non-Japanese parent. It is a worldwide photo project in which he investigates what it means to be “hāfu”; to have mixed Japanese roots. For this project, he has interviewed and portrayed more than 150 people so far from nearly 100 different countries, with one Japanese and one non-Japanese parent. Tetsuro does not share stories, but instead lets the subjects pose a question to you - the viewer. This, in combination with the portraits that always look straight at you, creates a dialogue and more self-reflection.
The long awaited "Hāfu2Hāfu" photo book was published in May 2019.
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Hafu2Hafu
Eugene Allen Saito
Hafu2Hafu
Eugene Allen Saito
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Hafu2Hafu
Veronika Nomura
Hafu2Hafu
Veronika Nomura
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Hafu2Hafu
Amadu Rikuto
Hafu2Hafu
Amadu Rikuto
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Tomoharu Kudo
Hafu2Hafu
Tomoharu Kudo