Yusuke Hashiguchi is a Japanese photographer and visual artist based in Tokyo. He is best known for his unique and often surrealistic images that explore the relationship between people and their environment.
Hashiguchi was born in Tokyo in 1975, and began his career as a photographer in the late 1990s. He studied photography at the Tokyo College of Photography, where he developed an interest in exploring the relationship between people and their environment. After graduating, he began to work as a freelance photographer, shooting for magazines such as Vogue Japan, GQ Japan, and Harper's Bazaar Japan.
In 2003, Hashiguchi released his first book of photographs entitled "The World Through My Eyes". The book featured a collection of his surrealistic images that explored themes such as identity, memory, and nostalgia. His work has since been featured in numerous exhibitions around the world including at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT), The Photographers' Gallery London, and The International Center of Photography New York.
Hashiguchi's work has been widely praised for its unique vision and ability to capture moments of beauty within everyday life. His photographs have been described as "poetic" and "hauntingly beautiful". He continues to explore themes of identity, memory, nostalgia, and nature through his photography today.