<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset
	xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"
	xmlns:image="http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-image/1.1">
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/</loc>
			
			<priority>1</priority>

			<changefreq>daily</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/44qvqe/PUBV1466_4ST-4dae1b9e-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/aXJ4zm/_DSF4456-e2f8635d-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores the tension between appearances and reality through contemporary photography and reflections on coloniali</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/J1mRAK/PUBV1466_4ST-f1739bf2-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/GaPLE6/_DSF0501-f3d039c8-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/RXWMRw/_DSF4606-b9568bd0-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/8bQarD/_DSF8090-ace107d1-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s cyanotype of human legs resembling waves questions visual perception, appearance-based judgment, and everyday discrimination.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/WXb6bM/_DSF7641-9b94a971-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Mkb1Op/_DSF7634-6d23e863-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/94ap0A/_DSF6863-0fe78bad-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores shifting boundaries between land and sea in a video questioning perception, identity, and belonging.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/78dPEG/_DSF7641-0cc5600c-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Kjb75e/_DSF7631-e50f23da-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/jYqrjq/_DSF0501-18b5043c-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/zy1xVY/PBL23767-Edit-Edit-b51d5808-1000.JPG</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/PKA8Jx/PUBV0258-a0ebbb69-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/kX393q/PUBV9500-82d7c8d6-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/04q6am/IMG_0959-7e9df6bf-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/pAW4zy/_DSF5003-Edit-728ebb56-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/WoJP11/PUBV2845-2-6097f3fe-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/vAYxW8/PUB43105-e634f896-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/93qd8n/IMG_4032-87ec3586-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/YXJZbk/PRYF9931-3f8bcf62-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Ay6baL/PUBV0231-c336e765-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/about/</loc>
			
			<priority>1</priority>

			<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/yAMVY8/PUBV8297-8e82710d-1000.JPG</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue (publista) is an interdisciplinary visual artist bridging documentary journalism and contemporary lens-based art across Egypt and</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/projects/</loc>
			
			<priority>1</priority>

			<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/eGo9nZ/_DSF7641-cc05b169-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>26 is a photographic portrait of a sudanese refugee in Cairo printed on handmade Japanese tatami/ tussock grass handmade washi paper</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/5r7Vl9/MarchForAustralia-0bb7d732-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/8rPLad/_DSF0501-c3796283-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/93b1Mr/PBL23767-Edit-Edit-c07a07b4-1000.JPG</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/PJnRLo/_DSF4456-6deb55c1-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores the tension between appearances and reality through contemporary photography and reflections on coloniali</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/VXJeRm/PUB43105-7ab20834-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/KmVbZA/PUBV2824-dc3e7aae-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/kX3E5A/PRYF9994-a8edbf30-1000.jpg</image:loc>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/yAnEAa/PUBV0557-45ae9a66-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/ZX54OW/468916394_10161538341815369_530766431306918393_n-3bc46c55-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/70qQE9/471348847_10161631000200369_4599567248096023943_n-b299a625-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/vAavVD/IMG_8816-0295fb4c-1000.jpeg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Ljl93z/_DSF8090-f24b3803-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s cyanotype of human legs resembling waves questions visual perception, appearance-based judgment, and everyday discrimination.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/from-east-to-east/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/3n7eZd/_DSF8090-f7c0d957-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s cyanotype of human legs resembling waves questions visual perception, appearance-based judgment, and everyday discrimination.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/d4o1mp/_DSF8083-e6b0510c-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue photographs a woman in an abaya in Japan, questioning national identity, immigration, cultural perception, and exclusion.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/W3a5yw/_DSF8092-47e6fd0b-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s cyanotype on cotton fabric explores shifting boundaries, missing information, and how we mentally reconstruct what we see.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/DWmQRZ/_DSF8112-c6a9d856-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue photographs a Japanese woman in a kimono in Alexandria, questioning cultural identity, belonging, and who is seen as an outsider.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/world-with-no-more-war/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/qOEwe4/DSCF4525-c08d97e5-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/dvZR8G/DSCF4442-59c3270b-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/n9EQYR/DSCF4458-c386daf3-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/rzEwz3/DSCF4489-de0775a6-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/86dxRb/DSCF4468-e8a20f35-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/mLEKJD/DSCF4439-f9b1e439-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/changing-desire-for-the-unchanged/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/nm907b/DSCF4070-07719130-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue transfers photographs of Melbourne’s Maribyrnong River onto Australian paperbark, exploring time, change, and permanence.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/yeqY8J/_DSF7654-e47cf9d5-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores time, history, and changing values through photography and natural materials in Australia.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/MrkvlX/DSCF4046-0861d5c5-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores time, history, and changing values through photography and natural materials in Australia.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/kLwKOq/_DSF7659-6bbdb3dd-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue transfers photographs from Alexandria onto Egyptian textiles, exploring the relationship between material, price, and value.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Xm9bb4/_DSF7688-a6c3e241-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s gallery photographs of *World With No More War*, an exhibition exploring peace, conflict, and human connection through art.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/JrzaXL/PV256513-eb96522e-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores time, history, and changing values through photography and natural materials in Australia.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/yeqQqn/DSCF4080-43e32ef0-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores time, history, and changing values through photography and natural materials in Australia.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/JrzalL/DSCF4050-fbcd7ec5-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue replaces a Captain Cook memorial with a traffic cone in Melbourne, questioning colonial history, monuments, and Indigenous soverei</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/v4bvp3/_DSF7631-6467e899-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores time, history, and changing values through photography and natural materials in Australia.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/3dDY1V/DSCF4069-6a0850ac-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue transfers photographs of Melbourne’s Maribyrnong River onto Australian paperbark, exploring time, change, and permanence.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/can-you-spare-me-some-soy-sauce/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/kL1YlJ/_DSF4303-bd111a2b-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Kr4d3p/_DSF4304-65108635-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Prxkd3/_DSF4306-66e8acda-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/DrOboZ/_DSF4240-31870d3e-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/4rMY8K/_DSF4334-f3d11341-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/pzKxeA/PV252492-018087c3-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s participatory art project explores sharing, inequality, and mutual aid through a workshop inviting people to ask for help.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Kr481p/_DSF4200-e626fa1b-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/AA9QkR/PV252394-899d8749-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue examines mutual aid, self-responsibility, and changing social values in Japan through a contemporary art project.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/false-calm-distant-salam/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/nmzGrY/_DSF4579-ead8aab0-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores the tension between appearances and reality through contemporary photography and reflections on coloniali</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Z03yaq/_DSF4606-1e6af1f0-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores the tension between appearances and reality through contemporary photography and reflections on coloniali</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/someone-elses-home/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Kr4wAj/PV253944-9761e5d0-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/aWP7yx/PV253838-4dede688-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue combines lunar photography, Japanese calligraphy, and found materials to explore cultural memory and belonging in Egypt.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/eQYykx/PV253835-790950ba-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Or51d7/PV253832-d40ceeaa-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue explores property, identity, and belonging in Cairo through a photographic work incorporating a cement tile and local imagery.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/QrROvE/PV253831-3b505b25-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/aWP76d/PV253834-3b461e59-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/8rPDjD/PV253833-eee956df-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/xG5qka/PV253840-8a7df978-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese artist Rui Yasue explores belonging and identity in Cairo through photographs transferred onto found objects from streets and homes</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/wqe4Q9/PV253830-4cf23f43-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue connects the Mediterranean and Pacific through photography, questioning borders, geographical names, and Japanese identity in Egyp</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/GrKQm4/PV253844-c8fcc53c-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue’s photographic artwork connects the moon, Japanese calligraphy, and found materials, exploring cultural memory and belonging.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/QrROk3/PV253837-eba0e914-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores identity and perception through a portrait made in Cairo, questioning how we recognize other people</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/v4GpKD/PV253836-018978d2-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue transforms found objects from Egypt into photographic works exploring prayer, belonging, and the relationship</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/heart-shattered/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/YrlrO3/PBL23767-Edit-Edit-3c58053f-1000.JPG</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/dyamqp/IMG_4835-76f4984d-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/new-page-1/</loc>
			
			<priority>0.5</priority>

			<changefreq>monthly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/rKbDwL/IMG_9319-9566615c-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/v4GDRv/IMG_0869-4888baa3-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/QrRyv7/IMG_7087-8ea42ddc-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/ErzRoY/IMG_9402-fe56fa69-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Yrl9b0/IMG_0959-210d95d7-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/PrxPpo/IMG_0180-f78041da-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Yrl9L3/IMG_1208-dc750ac2-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/Yrl9nk/IMG_0457-9685c272-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/PrxPon/IMG_0172-b6bab910-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/7rvmxV/IMG_0082-da1cf133-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/xG5DPP/IMG_0079-fa886f9f-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
																				<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/rKbDQZ/IMG_0006-b8cf26ee-1000.jpg</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Rui Yasue documents the lives of Iraqi refugees during the ISIS-era conflict through portraits, street photography, and home documentaries.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/artist-statements/</loc>
			
			<priority>1</priority>

			<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
					</url>
					<url>
							<loc>https://publista.mypixieset.com/contact/</loc>
			
			<priority>1</priority>

			<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>

							<lastmod>2026-10-12</lastmod>
			
																		<image:image>
							<image:loc>https://images-pw.pixieset.com/site/g79XzW/eXz7JA/rui-film001-6003266f-1000.JPG</image:loc>
															<image:caption>Japanese photographer Rui Yasue explores love and loss beyond nationality, religion, language, and history through photography.</image:caption>
													</image:image>
														</url>
	</urlset>
