Framing the Endless Impact on Nature 果てしなき自然への衝撃を写し出す | Yosuke Kashiwakura 柏倉 陽介 | TEDxTeikyoU
自然環境の撮影を通じて世界への問いかけを行う写真家である柏倉陽介は，人間が作り出した果てしない光景をレンズ越しに捉え、視覚化することをテーマとする『Endless』という環境撮影プロジェクトを2025年に始動した。彼の作品は、人類の営みが火山活動などの自然現象に匹敵するインパクトを持ち得るという事実を共有することを目指し、現在もアジア地域を舞台にフィールドワークを継続している。独自の視点で切り取られた一瞬一瞬が、地球環境の未来について考える契機を提供している。Yosuke Kashiwakura is a photographer who poses questions to the world through his lens on the natural environment. In 2025, he launched an environmental photography project titled Endless, which captures and visualizes the boundless landscapes shaped by human activity. His work aims to highlight the fact that human endeavors can have an impact on the planet comparable to natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions. Continuing his fieldwork across Asia, Kashiwakura’s uniquely framed moments invite reflection on the future of the global environment. 自然環境の撮影を通じて世界への問いかけを行う写真家である柏倉陽介は，人間が作り出した果てしない光景をレンズ越しに捉え、視覚化することをテーマとする『Endless』という環境撮影プロジェクトを2025年に始動した。彼の作品は、人類の営みが火山活動などの自然現象に匹敵するインパクトを持ち得るという事実を共有することを目指し、現在もアジア地域を舞台にフィールドワークを継続している。独自の視点で切り取られた一瞬一瞬が、地球環境の未来について考える契機を提供している。Yosuke Kashiwakura is a photographer who poses questions to the world through his lens on the natural environment. In 2025, he launched an environmental photography project titled Endless, which captures and visualizes the boundless landscapes shaped by human activity. His work aims to highlight the fact that human endeavors can have an impact on the planet comparable to natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions. Continuing his fieldwork across Asia, Kashiwakura’s uniquely framed moments invite reflection on the future of the global environment. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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