东京新毁灭

日本人对于未来，常常比我们身在大陆上的人群更有危机感。

昨天看到元田久治的“新毁灭主义”，说不上十分出奇，但真实场景的构造，紧紧压迫，不仅契合岛国民众的自悯心情和千百年来的强烈求生欲望，且真实到恐惧的细致处理，使画面比许多口号都能更加引人发想。

点击此处看他的东京系列。

Japanese photographer Hisaharu Motada [sic] envisions the radioactive and decomposing cityscapes of post-apocalyptic Tokyo in his Neo-Ruins series of photographs.
In his Neo-Ruins series Motoda depicts a post-apocalyptic Tokyo, where familiar landscapes in the central districts of Ginza, Shibuya, and Asakusa are reduced to ruins and the streets eerily devoid of humans. The weeds that have sprouted from the fissures in the ground seem to be the only living organisms. "In Neo-Ruins I wanted to capture both a sense of the world′s past and of the world's future," he explains.
click here to see more if his neoruins.
[found via wired]