I am pleased to announce that the photobook “Kherson - On the Night Missiles Fell” has been awarded the 34th Hayashi Tadahiko Prize for Photography in Japan.
These photographs and accompanying text emerged from interactions with friends living through the war and the landscapes witnessed there. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the people in the photographs, the friends who supported me on the ground. I am also deeply thankful to everyone who has shown interest in Ukraine, the photographs and activities, and who has offered their support. Furthermore, I wish to express my appreciation to all those who collaborated and assisted in the production of the photobook and the organisation of the photo exhibition.
Photobook “XEPCOH Kherson - On the Night Missiles Fall” Production
Photobook Master Class: Yumi Goto
@yumigoto , Sandra van der Heijden, Teun van der Heijden
@teunvdh
Editing: Minako Komoda
Design: Shu Watanabe
@wtnbd511
Printing Director: Ryoji Okamoto
Printing: Hakko Bijutsu
@hakko.bijutsu
Binding: Hakushodo /
Project Management: Kumiko Otani
Producer: Yoshiaki Koga
@yoshi_koga6166
Photo Exhibition “Kherson - On the Night Missiles Fell”
Art Direction & Curation: Yumi Goto
@yumigoto
Curation: Miki Hasegawa
@mikimikimiki66
I would like to express my deep gratitude to everyone I have dealt with in Ukraine.
Andrii, Alex, Sergey, Sasha, Skif, Remi, Nimitz, Albert, Tora, Marian, Sasha, Burzhoi, Andri, Kuk, Anton, Olena, Alex, Anna, students of Brovary Lyceum, Aryona, Anton, Zeus, Dallas, Dima, Maxim, Lex, Jasmin, Roman, Albert, Kamikaze, Budi, Edward, Bogdan, Kurt, Kurt’s dad, Mammoth, Nimitz, Victor, Iliya, Kiri, Yuri,