A group exhibition by 4 artists Living with Photography -Silent Monochrome-, where a lifestyle of introducing photographic art in the living space is proposed.

Exhibited artists are David Fokos, who discerns "boundless harmony" in nature and artificial objects and pursues minimal and sophisticated beauty; Naoki Kimura, who has gained popularity with a collaborative exhibition with an interior designer last year, and who captures the fluctuating moment created by silent darkness and light; Takeshi Kainuma, who in the series Bush captured the essential "light" and "existence" in wild weeds found in a city that appears inorganic as if rejecting everything; and Coju Hemmi who seeks the quintessential Japanese spirituality through his photography, which invite us on a journey and causes subtle rippling waves in our minds.

This exhibition is also connected to and functions as a satellite of TOKYO LIFE STYLE PHOTO, a new life style fair, which takes place at Tokyo Big Site.

At Emon photo gallery space, they will present the silent monochrome world of the 4 artist's works which are also exhibited in this fair.