yusuke sakai focuses on seeing the skin of animals
the japanese photographer concentrates on capturing the details, presenting only a magnified section of an animal's skin, revealing the colors and textures of their figures.
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yusuke sakai focuses on seeing the skin of animals
african elephant
photo © yusuke sakai
yusuke sakai brings a renewed perspective to how we look at animals. in his ‘skin’ series, the japanese photographer zooms in on the epidermis, fur and plummage of various fauna – including elephants, flamingos, camels and giraffes – offering an up close look at their protective layers. rather than viewing the wildlife as general forms, in the entirety of their scale and movements, he concentrates on capturing the details, presenting only a magnified section of their complexion, revealing the textures and coloring of their figures.
asian elephant
photo © yusuke sakai
ruddy shelduck
photo © yusuke sakai
arabian camel
photo © yusuke sakai
american flamingo
photo © yusuke sakai
reticulated giraffe
photo © yusuke sakai
asiatic black bear
photo © yusuke sakai
guinea fowl
photo © yusuke sakai
chinese pony
photo © yusuke sakai
goat
photo © yusuke sakai
white rhinoceros
photo © yusuke sakai
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