Fumi Ishino

Bio

Fumi Ishino is an innovative artist whose practice straddles the vibrant cultural landscapes of Los Angeles and Tokyo. Through the mediums of photography and installation, Ishino delves into profound themes of meaning, cultural interpretation, and the nature of constructed spaces. He earned his Master of Fine Arts from Yale University, where he was honored with the prestigious Toby Devan Lewis Fellowship, recognizing his exceptional talent and vision. Ishino's artistry has garnered significant accolades, including the Japan Photo Award in 2015 and an Honorable Mention from the New Cosmos Photography competition the same year. His work has been showcased in a variety of esteemed solo and group exhibitions at prominent venues such as Fraenkel Gallery, the FLAG Art Foundation, and the Houston Center for Photography. In addition, his compelling visual narratives have been featured in respected publications, including Aperture Magazine, Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Arts, and AnOther. An accomplished author, Ishino has published several influential books, including *rowing a tetrapod* (MACK, 2017), *Tinted Lines* (torch press, 2021), and *Index of Fillers* (Assembly, 2021). Through his multifaceted body of work, Fumi Ishino invites viewers to engage with the complexities of perception and cultural dialogue, making a significant impact on contemporary art discourse.