Taco, Monochrome Metropolitan Expressway Route No. 3, Meguro, Tokyo, 2023, Archival Pigment Print

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“Metropolitan Expressway Route No. 3, Meguro, Tokyo” — December 16, 2023

A striking study in form, movement, and modern infrastructure, … Read more “Metropolitan Expressway Route No. 3, Meguro, Tokyo” — December 16, 2023

A striking study in form, movement, and modern infrastructure, Metropolitan Expressway Route No. 3, Meguro, Tokyo transforms the urban landscape into a sculptural composition of sweeping lines and architectural precision. The elevated expressway curves overhead like a ribbon of steel, guiding the eye through the frame while the pedestrian path below anchors the viewer in a quiet, almost contemplative moment within the vast machinery of the city.

Rendered in refined black and white, the photograph emphasizes contrast, rhythm, and geometry. The interplay of light across textured surfaces—steel, concrete, and tile—reveals a layered visual language where functionality becomes art. The solitary figure in the distance introduces a subtle human presence, underscoring the scale and anonymity of Tokyo’s urban environment.

Printed on museum-quality Rag Baryta paper—crafted from 100% cotton with an advanced inkjet coating optimized for Fine Art applications—this work delivers exceptional tonal depth, crisp detail, and archival stability. The print is mounted on aluminum, offering a clean, contemporary finish suited for gallery display.

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Medium: Archival pigment print on Rag Baryta paper (100% cotton), mounted on aluminum
Dimensions: 70 × 50 cm (27.6 × 19.7 inches)
Edition: Limited edition of 5
Number: 1/5
Signature: Hand-signed and numbered on the reverse
A powerful and minimalist piece for collectors drawn to urban abstraction, architectural photography, and the quiet poetry of metropolitan life.

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