Yoho Tsuda

Yoho Tsuda (Japan, 1923-2014) was a Japanese photographer renowned for his poetic sensibility and humanistic approach. He began his career as a commercial photographer, but in the postwar period focused on capturing everyday scenes in an intimate and contemplative style. His work explores urban life, rural landscapes and human emotions with a characteristic aesthetic with surrealistic notes. Throughout his life, Tsuda contributed significantly to the development of contemporary Japanese photography. His work is in the collection of important museums such as The Metropolitan Museum in New York and the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum.