Olivier Robert Photography | Japan

JAPAN | KYUSHU

The photographs are available for sale as Fine Art Prints in limited editions of 6 copies in 3 sizes. The prints are created on a matte Fine Art museum grade paper, authenticated, numbered and signed by the author. The longevity and the preservation of quality are guaranteed over generations when the prints are displayed in normal conditions.

Square series :

40 x 40 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

30 x 30 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

20 x 20 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

Larger size are available on request. Please contact us.

*Exact print size, neither mounted nor framed. Sold-out prints are no longer available, please contact us for availabilities. The prints are also offered mounted and framed as an option.

Square series :

40 x 40 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

30 x 30 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

20 x 20 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

Larger size are available on request. Please contact us.

*Exact print size, neither mounted nor framed. Sold-out prints are no longer available, please contact us for availabilities. The prints are also offered mounted and framed as an option.

Square series :

40 x 40 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

30 x 30 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

20 x 20 cm* – Limited edition of 6 prints

Larger size are available on request. Please contact us.

*Exact print size, neither mounted nor framed. Sold-out prints are no longer available, please contact us for availabilities. The prints are also offered mounted and framed as an option.

OLIVIER ROBERT PHOTOGRAPHY

Main Hall Lantern, Ryozenji

Pilgrimage Ending Figures, Okuboji

Incense Burner, Gokurakuji

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JAPAN | SHIKOKU HENRO

The 88 temples pilgrimage around the Shikoku island (selection of prints)

Ohenro – A Shikoku Pilgrimage

This work may reveal a personal approach and my involvement in the Shikoku Henro pilgrimage devoted to Shingon Buddhism.
The photographs of this collection are intimate viewpoints taken among the eighty eight temples I have been honored to visit several times on the Ohenro paths. These places are always endless sources of inspiration.

The pilgrimage route is an exceptional experience on which my Japan work started having a real meaning. Therefore, it must be considered as the expression of my keen interest in Kukai’s teaching throughout an interpretation of artworks and cultural places in the sacred mountains of Shikoku.