Numbers #001–#020 image#24 Makuhari
The first 100 copies are special editions. They come in a box together with gelatins-silver contact print printed by the artist.
Numbers #021–#040 image#36 Otemachi
The first 100 copies are special editions. They come in a box together with gelatins-silver contact print printed by the artist.
Numbers #041–#060 iimage#49 Asakusa
The first 100 copies are special editions. They come in a box together with gelatins-silver contact print printed by the artist.
Numbers #061–#080 image#62 Suidobashi
The first 100 copies are special editions. They come in a box together with gelatins-silver contact print printed by the artist.
Numbers #081–#100 image#92 Makuhari
The first 100 copies are special editions. They come in a box together with gelatins-silver contact print printed by the artist.
„Tokyo“ is the first book by Gerry Johansson in our house. The images already made in 2004 show a deserted Japanese capital, an architecture with clear geometric structures. Some of the modern high-risers turn into graphic patterns. Very rarely you will find traditional houses or street-scenes. Even typical Japanese trees appear sometimes as shadows on concrete walls. Or look like an art of growing bonsai trees next to huge sky scrapers. By using the large format 8 by 10 inch camera, the black & white negatives together with the artists gelatine-silver enlargements produce an enormous variety of greyscales.
