Photography of Japanese people, cherry blossoms, in the heart of the city.

A Japanese Journey by Olivier Kervern: Photo Series

THE EYE OF

In A Japanese Journey, French photographer Olivier Kervern captures the essence of Japan with rare sensitivity. His contemplative images unveil everyday scenes, quiet streets, and subtle gestures, revealing a country both familiar and enigmatic. Steering clear of clichés, this photographic series invites the viewer into a meditative visual experience. A personal and timeless journey through stillness and light.

Everyday Life: Quiet Moments and Details

"Bathroom" by Olivier Kervern
"Balcony" by Olivier Kervern
"Chamber" by Olivier Kervern

Nature and Urban Harmony: Cherry Blossoms and Cityscapes

"River" by Olivier Kervern
"Street" by Olivier Kervern
"Forest" by Olivier Kervern
"Neighborhood" by Olivier Kervern
"Street 2" by Olivier Kervern
"Street 3" by Olivier Kervern
"Street 4" by Olivier Kervern

A Personal Visual Diary: Reflections and Atmospheres

"Wall" by Olivier Kervern
"Waiting" by Olivier Kervern
"Forest" by Olivier Kervern
"View" by Olivier Kervern

A contemplative series capturing the quiet beauty of Japan.

Images

Olivier Kerven

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