Photographer Keiichiro Yamazaki's exhibition will be held at the gallery "Conceal" in Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.
​Since his first solo exhibition in 2020, Yamazaki has consistently photographed monochrome prints in KG format and deepened his expression of subjective photography.
As a former musician who studied art science and semiology, he has an intuition that works should not easily be translated into meaning, information, or concepts but should instead provide a more vague and fundamental physical experience. His works, in which allegory, stories, and feelings are removed conpletely from the images, and only rhythm and harmony are carefully but freely cut out, are familiar as "small fine art."
This untitled exhibition has planned to liberate the existing cuts from the grouping of past solo exhibitions and to introduce works that could not be selected before. It is a simple and rustic exhibition with 6 past works and 12 unreleased works selected and reassembled.
​Due to the nature of his theme, Yamazaki does not allow himself and his works to be simplifyed to mere information. He does not engage in any publicity activities or publicize his works through social media. 
In today's impoverished world, where everything is simplifyed to information without intention, and the connection between the human mind and what it perceives has been forgotten, He sincerely strives to restore the joy of intellect and sensitivity to the physical body. 
Please take your time and enjoy the secret world.