An approach to work that finds its central moment in living itself and in the experience of the things and flesh of the other, letting the images be nothing but the expression that emerges naturally following this crossing and encounter.
By outlining a delicate territory, full of moments collected and suspended, treating each image as a precious step towards an understanding of the subject and the environment that are formulated starting from its own sincere observation and careful experience, Sakura Lust is a work for which the refusal of a fast and spectacular approach to images becomes the form and rhythm of another path, a poetic and enchanted way of moving through things, capable of restoring all the familiarity of an intimacy with the world, people, desire, bodies and the time that we find ourselves denying more and more often.
With Sakura Lust, Casper Kent accompanies us in the story of a meeting, a simple work capable, nevertheless, of reporting, thanks to the intensity and intimacy of the images, all the mystery and breadth of an experience that is, first of all, human.