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Bruno Quinquet - BEJ研究所

〒 YUBIN 2021~ongoing
About Bruno Quinquet - BEJ研究所

Born in 1964 in Chambéry, France, I have been living in Tokyo since 2005.

After a 20-year career as a recording engineer in France, I studied photography at Tokyo Visual Arts, Japan. Under the name of Bureau d’Etudes Japonaises, I propose a contemplative and deadpan vision of the metropolis, grounded in the surrealistic, modernist and conceptual influences of my European cultural heritage.

Projects focus on urban landscape, work culture and botany.

Main Exhibitions: Canon Gallery Tokyo, Atsukobarouh Gallery Tokyo, Gallery Ibasho Belgium...
Main Festivals: Yebizo Festival Tokyo, Singapore International Photo Festival, Format Festival UK...
Articles and Magazines: Internazionale Italia, Harvard Business Review, Le Monde, Tokyo Weekender, Blow Photo, 1000 Words Photography, HotShoe Magazine, Lensculture.

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