Atsushi Shibuya was first inspired to become a photojournalist in high school, when he saw photographs of the Vietnam War. Currently, he is based in Tokyo and continues to tell the stories of people who live in poverty and disaster zones through photography and language. His latest exhibition at Canon Gallery S feature 90 black and white photographs of those who face struggles at isolated camps, slums and prisons.
Image credit: ケニアにあるカクマ難民キャンプで陸上長距離の練習に励む難民たち Ⓒ渋谷敦志
Canon Gallery S
2-16-6 Konan, Minato-ku
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