Yoshikatsu Fujii, born and raised in Hiroshima City. His photographic works often deal with historical themes and memory lingering on in contemporary events.
Fujii's project "Red String," was highly inspired by his parents' divorce, produced a hand-made limited edition photobook. Nominated for several awards, including the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards. He was also awarded the LensCulture Emerging Talent Awards for the work.
Since then, he moved back to his hometown Hiroshima from Tokyo to engage in his long-term research project called "Hiroshima Graph." Seen through the eyes of a third generation atomic bomb victim in Hiroshima city, the photo series attempts to shed new light on the disappearing traces from the war, so as to pass it on to the future generation.
His photobooks both "Red String" and "Hiroshima Graph - Rabbits abandon their children" are owned by The Museum of Modern Art in New York Library.