What this is
Photographer Kenta Kobayashi turns the familiar Tokyo streetscape into something disorienting and new — his 'Parallax//Tokyo' series uses the optical concept of parallax to explore how the same urban scene shifts depending on your vantage point. The exhibition presents multiple perspectives of the city simultaneously, questioning how we perceive and construct our image of Tokyo.
Who should go
Photography enthusiasts and anyone interested in contemporary urban art. Visitors who enjoy conceptual or experimental approaches to documentary photography will get the most from it.
Good to know
Tickets and admission details have not been confirmed in available sources — check the Waiting Room venue directly or follow Kenta Kobayashi's social channels for updates closer to the opening date. Waiting Room is a contemporary art and photography gallery space in Tokyo; expect an intimate, gallery-style setting rather than a large institution. Arrive without rush as smaller exhibition spaces like this typically allow unhurried viewing. Cash is commonly accepted at independent Tokyo galleries, though card payment is increasingly available — bring both to be safe.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.