This website is a portal site for Eiji YAMAMOTO, japanese photographer and PhotoAritst.
PORTRAIT, STREET and URBAN Photography.
Eiji YAMAMOTO, photographer and PhotoAritst, from Japan, lives in Saarbruecken, Germany.
Eiji Yamamoto started the photo in middle school and attended many photo courses, photo clubs and photo studio. The young Eiji Yamamoto is very interested in Germany. That’s why he studied German history and art (history) at the University of Japan and at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich (not graduation).
At the same time he started a job as a photographer, so tourist photographer and city guide. He made the city tour (guide and photo) for the Japanese guests, not only one by one, but also e.g. for the delegation of the Cabinet Committee of the Japanese House of Commons, the International Music Master Classes and the Newspaper Publishers of Japan, etc.
In 2002 his main motif changed from a tourist photo to a portrait and street. Since 2007 Eiji Yamamoto lives in Saarbruecken. He makes both street photo for magazine, learning book and event as well as portrait, artist photo, application photo for e.g. CD, poster, magazine, theater program, flyers, etc. He also photographs wedding and family photo.
—– Exhibition (Ausstellung)—–
2021 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Japan
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Significant Colour”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Motion”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Rome, Italy “The art of photography” (in collaboration with KromArt Gallery and Centro Sperimentale di Fotografia Adams)
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Dis/harmony” (Honourable mention)
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Monochrome”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Barcelona, Spain “Urban” (in collaboration with Valid World Hall Gallery)
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Portraits Without Faces”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Imagination”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Silence”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Stories”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “CorpoRealities”
2020 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Feminine / Masculine”
2019 (Group exhibition) A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “In Statu Nascendi / The State of Becoming”
2019 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Shiga, Japan
2019 Feb. – Mai Solo – Einzelausstellung, Saarbrücken, Germany
2018 Dez. – 2019 Feb. Solo – Einzelausstellung, Saarbrücken, Germany
2018 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Kyoto, Japan
2018 Photomovie Concert, Tokyo, Japan
2018 Fotoausstellung, Tokyo, Japan
2015 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Kyoto, Japan
2014 Photomovie Concert, Tokyo, Japan
2014-2015 Fotoausstellung, Shigaraki, Japan
2013-2014 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Shigaraki, Japan
2013 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Tokyo, Japan
2013 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Tokyo, Japan
2013 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Osaka, Japan
2013 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Kyoto, Japan
2013 (Group exhibition) Fotoausstellung, Yokohama, Japan
2011 2 x Photomovie Concerts, Tokyo, Japan
2010 Prize winner – Preistäger Fotoausstellung Osaka, Japan
2010 Prize winner – Preistäger Fotoausstellung Tokyo, Japan
2010 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Kyoto, Japan
2010 Fotoausstellung, Iwate, Japan
2009 Solo – Einzelausstellung, Iwate, Japan
A curated international photography exhibition, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary “Silence” (07.05. – 30.05. 2020)
