Darkroom Print: Myanmar (Burma), 1997
In 1975, after focusing on America and other Western countries for much of his practice, Hiroji Kubota turned his eyes to Asia: “Wherever I went, I was overwhelmed by the great vitality of what I saw, and by the dynamic tension between change and tradition that exists throughout much of the region,” the photographer explains. During a trip to Myanmar (Burma) in 1997, Kubota photographed the Long Neck Tribes, who, following tradition, wore coils around their necks from an early age to lengthen them.
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Darkroom Print: Myanmar (Burma), 1997
Darkroom Print: Myanmar (Burma), 1997
In 1975, after focusing on America and other Western countries for much of his practice, Hiroji Kubota turned his eyes to Asia: “Wherever I went, I was overwhelmed by the great vitality of what I saw, and by the dynamic tension between change and tradition that exists throughout much of the region,” the photographer explains. During a trip to Myanmar (Burma) in 1997, Kubota photographed the Long Neck Tribes, who, following tradition, wore coils around their necks from an early age to lengthen them.
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In 1975, after focusing on America and other Western countries for much of his practice, Hiroji Kubota turned his eyes to Asia: “Wherever I went, I was overwhelmed by the great vitality of what I saw, and by the dynamic tension between change and tradition that exists throughout much of the region,” the photographer explains. During a trip to Myanmar (Burma) in 1997, Kubota photographed the Long Neck Tribes, who, following tradition, wore coils around their necks from an early age to lengthen them.
