Since 2015, Charlotte Dumas has studied the Japanese island of Yonaguni and the critically endangered breed of native horses that roam freely on it.
A tragic part of the island's past is manifested in films of her and characteristically intimate photographs of her. In round glass objects, ballet slippers, or the fabric of a horse's girth, a special blue color is repeated to link Japanese nature, the island's horses, and three girls, whose spirited independence brings a new energy to Yonaguni.
80 pages
