Takato Yamamoto Postcard Set 1

The first set of postcards from Takato Yamamoto is a little book with 8 postcards in it. They are perforated along the shorter edge so that you can tear them out of the book if you'd like. And there's a black OR red tassel hanging from the lower left corner of the book. The book measures approximately 6.5" x 4" but the postcards are very slightly smaller at 4" x 6".

The first card - Painting of Bathing 水伐図 - features a young girl ankle deep in water, wringing out the hem of her dress, with a severed head peeking out from the rocks on the left.

The second card - Bright Moon Night 月のさやけき夜 - features two androgynous people sitting under a full moon in a rocky area, with empty cups of blood, blood spatters, and a severed hand.

The third card - Night Ditch 夜の淵 - features a young man bound in rope, a skeleton looming out of the greenery and a disembodied head.

The fourth card - A Drop of Moonlight　月の雫 - features a young blonde girl (?) sitting on a rocky precipice under a full moon with smoke curling around her; a bloody rag sits near one of her feet.

The fifth card - Thoughts of Spring　想春 - features a young girl (?) sitting on a bed with a few eggs near her feet and a bloody plate.

The sixth card - At Play 遊戲にて - features two partially dressed lovers in bed.

The seventh card - Beautiful Heart Beat　美しき鼓動の響き - features a boy (?) with a bloody rope in hand sitting above another partially dressed person.

The eighth card - Hatching　孵化 - features a shirtless boy (?) with a Noh mask at his feet and a cracked egg behind him with a little eyeball peering out of it at him.

Article on Takato Yamamoto in Juxtapoz magazine.

山本 タカト

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