Mount Fuji by Kazumasa Exhibition Henri Edmond Cross and the kind of stillness

and the kind of stillness that suggests a story without telling one

a branch or implied ground

Lauria’s expressive linework and vivid palette are reproduced with striking sharpness on matte paper

but immediately recognisable and full of charm

Mount Fuji by Kazumasa Exhibition Henri Edmond Cross and the kind of stillnessOgawa Kazumasa turned his collotype lens toward Japan's most iconic landscape and found something quieter than spectacle. Mount Fuji rises through mist, its snow capped peak softened at the edges by atmospheric haze, the lower slopes dissolving into a still foreground of water or plain. The palette is restrained cool greys, faint blues, the white of the summit and entirely consistent with the understated aesthetic that runs through all of Kazumasa's