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Naoki Ishikawa

いしかわ なおき

Ishikawa Naoki

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1977-06-30 （Hatsudai, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
photographer, mountaineer, author, translator, university lecturer
活動期間
1998年〜
所属
Tama Art University (Institute of Art Anthropology, Special Researcher), Rikkyo University (Part-time Lecturer), Nihon University (Department of Photography, Part-time Lecturer), Osaka University of Arts (Department of Photography, Visiting Professor)
影響を受けた人物
Kōtarō Sawaki, Daido Moriyama

学歴

Waseda University, Second Faculty of Letters
Second Faculty of Letters / History / Folklore
学位: 学士（文学）
期間: 1997-2001
卒業年: 2001
国: Japan
Traveled widely during undergraduate years
Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts (Master's)
Graduate School of Fine Arts / Advanced Artistic Expression
学位: 修士（美術）
期間: 2003-2005
卒業年: 2005
国: Japan
Completed master's program; studied photographic and advanced artistic expression
Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts (Doctoral)
Graduate School of Fine Arts / Advanced Artistic Expression
学位: 博士（美術）
期間: 2005-2008
卒業年: 2008
国: Japan
Doctoral thesis on archipelago cultures in the Pacific Rim

受賞歴

Sagamihara New Photographer Encouragement Award
2006
主催: Sagamihara Photography Association
結果: Winner
Miki Atsushi Prize
2006
主催: Miki Atsushi Prize Committee
結果: Winner
Japan Photography Association Award - Newcomer
2008
主催: Japan Photography Association
結果: Winner
Kodansha Publishing Culture Award
2008
対象作品: NEW DIMENSION / POLAR
主催: Kodansha
結果: Winner
Kaikō Ken Nonfiction Prize
2008
対象作品: The Last Adventurer
主催: Shueisha
結果: Winner
Higashikawa Prize - New Artist Award
2009
主催: Higashikawa Prize Committee
結果: Winner
Sagamihara Photography Prize
2010
主催: Sagamihara Photography Association
結果: Winner
Domon Ken Award
2011
対象作品: CORONA
主催: The Mainichi Newspapers
結果: Winner
Japan Photography Association Award - Artist
2020
対象作品: EVEREST / MAREBITO
主催: Japan Photography Association
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

NEW DIMENSION

2007年 Photobook

A photobook compiling images taken during travels to remote areas; characterized by anthropological perspectives and poetic visual expression.

travelperipherythe body

POLAR

2007年 Photobook

A collection of photographs documenting polar regions; observes landscapes and human activity in extreme environments.

polar regionsnatureanthropology

CORONA

2010年 Photobook

Photographs of landscapes from Japan and around the world; one of the award-winning works (Domon Ken Award).

landscapelighttime

EVEREST

2019年 Photobook

A photographic record of Everest ascents and journeys; explores the relationship between mountains and humans.

mountaineeringextreme environmentshuman and nature

STREETS ARE MINE

2022年 Photobook

A photobook focused on urban alleys and street corners; connects travel and urban perspectives.

cityalleywaysstreet photography

MOMENTUM

2022年 Photobook

Photobook themed around the dynamics of travel and movement; focuses on representations of time and motion.

movementtimetravel

全著作

  • POLE TO POLE: Winds Connecting the Polar Regions
  • THE VOID
  • NEW DIMENSION
  • POLAR
  • VERNACULAR
  • Mt. Fuji
  • ARCHIPELAGO
  • CORONA
  • Lhotse
  • Qomolangma
  • Manaslu
  • K2
  • DENALI
  • EVEREST
  • STREETS ARE MINE
  • MOMENTUM

作家による翻訳

  • The Science Door Series: We All Travel (translator)

作風・主題

文体
documentary-likeobservationalpractice-based on travel and the body
頻出モチーフ
journeymovementcontrast of peripheries and citiesmountains and polar regions

健康

  • Injury (traffic accident)
    2005
    Injured in a 2005 traffic accident in Argentina; reports indicate a passenger died

評価・遺産

A photographer and author known for photographic practice rooted in travel and mountaineering. With an anthropological perspective, he addresses subjects from polar regions to cities. His photobooks and writings are highly regarded domestically and internationally and are held in major museum collections.

記念館・博物館

  • Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
  • Tokyo Photographic Art Museum Tokyo, Japan
  • Yokohama Museum of Art Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
  • Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum Okinawa, Japan

関連学会

  • Japan Photography Association

豆知識

  • His grandfather was the writer Jun Ishikawa.
  • At age 23 he set the then-world record as the youngest to summit the highest peak on each of the seven continents (later surpassed).
  • In 2024 he completed ascents of all 14 eight-thousanders, becoming the second Japanese to do so.