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Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores shifting boundaries between land and sea in a video questioning perception, identity, and belonging.

Who is an outsider?

From East to east

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Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.

What will a world with no more war look like?

World with no more war

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They All Appeared Immutable

Changing desire for the unchanged

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Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.

Capitalism overrules  morals

Can you spare me some soy sauce?

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Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores the tension between appearances and reality through contemporary photography and reflections on coloniali

What was buried for peace?

False Calm, Distant Salam

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Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes

Who lives in your dream?

Someone Else's home

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Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.

Heartbreak spares no one

Heart shattered

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Who coexists remains

Last rain

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Nothing sets your city apart

Cannes in Shimoda

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1/4 F2.8 ISO 320 CCT5450

incorrected

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Who is not worth to save?

outside of inside kyoto

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Which country is ahead of us?

permeation

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Is  everyone unique?

Shades and shadows

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Newly cleared field

Autumn with no human

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Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.

How to enjoy a life under war

unexpected iraq

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Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.

Portraits of Terrorist

adorable enfant refugees

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Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.

 

changing desire for the unchanged

Melbourne, Australia (2026)
Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.
Rui Yasue’s cyanotype of human legs resembling waves questions visual perception, appearance-based judgment, and everyday discrimination.

 

World with no more war

 

from east to east

Melbourne, Australia (2026)
Alexandria, Egypt (2026)
Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes

 

false calm, distant salam

 

someone else's home

Melbourne, Australia (2025)
Cairo, Egypt (2025)
Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.

 

Can you spare me some soy sauce?

Nagoya, Japa (2026)