Twiddling
This image is from the series, "Skinship". Skinship is a Japanese word that describes the skin-to-skin, heart-to-heart relationship between a mother and a child or family. Through an experience of loving touch, a child learn caring for others. It is important for strengthening the bond of family.
Awards
One Shot Photo Contest
2022Honorable Mention
Portrait
Professional
Twiddling
This image is from the series, "Skinship". Skinship is a Japanese word that describes the skin-to-skin, heart-to-heart relationship between a mother and a child or family. Through an experience of loving touch, a child learn caring for others. It is important for strengthening the bond of family.
About Artist
Takako Kido
Takako Kido was born in Kochi, Japan in 1970 and received a B.A. in Economics from Soka University in 1993. She graduated from the International Center of Photography in 2003, remained in New York working as a B&W printer and retoucher while also exhibiting and publishing a series of photo-essay projects for the Kochi Shimbun newspaper. She returned to Japan in 2008 and currently lives in Sendai in Miyagi Prefecture. She presents her work in solo and group exhibitions and at slide shows both in Japan and overseas. Photolucida Critical Mass 2021 Top 50 Photographers Gomma Grant 2021 finalist 2021 Lucie Scholarship Program, Emerging Artist, Honorable Mention
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