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YUTONG CHEN
Jun. 30, 2025
Taken in Itoshima, the "Couple Rock" in the picture is connected by a rope, symbolizing connection, prayer and sacred enchantment, and is one of the most representative tranquil scenery on the coast of Itoshima. The two rocks are silent, but they are tightly linked, With God's knots, entangled in prayers and beliefs for thousands of years. This is not a symbol of separation, It's a gesture of watching over each other, In the sound of the tide and the wind, the existence of the agreement is reiterated day by day.
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YUTONG CHEN
Jun. 30, 2025
This work, taken in a corner of the mountain area of Kifune Shrine in Kyoto, features a sacred tree that is considered to be a place for the gods to attach, tied with paper hanging and a rope. The light of the forest shines through the branches and leaves, as if the breath of the gods quietly descends. There are no ornate halls, no noisy festivals, only light and leaves, rope and wood, everything is so natural and yet so solemn. The tree is not a landscape, but a manifestation of faith, a testament to nature as a god.
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YUTONG CHEN
Jun. 30, 2025
Kifune Shrine, located in the mountains of Kyoto, is considered to be the residence of the god of water and connection. This photograph chooses to stand in a corner of the inner sanctuary, gazing outward through the cover of lanterns and paper hanging outwards at the fading torii gate and distant mountain houses. At this moment, there is no incense and no pilgrims, only light and light and shadow remains, such as the residual heat left by the gods after they have just left. This is not a moment of grand ceremony, but a transition between spirit and stillness. When everything is quiet, it is the moment when the gods really appear.
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