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This is a poster; it is also a mark of an era connected to Ryuichi Sakamoto.
When the music fades, the image continues to tell his story.
The 《Ryuichi Sakamoto 1998 Revisited》 Exhibition Limited Edition Collector’s Poster is now available in a limited release.
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To commemorate the exhibition 《Ryuichi Sakamoto 1998 Revisited》 held in Taipei, Hong Kong photography bookstore Visible Press presents a special-edition poster featuring a portrait of Professor Ryuichi Sakamoto photographed in 1998 by Hong Kong photographer Rensis Ho. Printed in a 20 × 30 inch format (61 × 91 cm), this limited-edition poster is a highly collectible piece.
【《Ryuichi Sakamoto 1998 Revisited》 Exhibition Limited Edition Collector’s Poster】
Some portraits capture the appearance of a person.
Others preserve the spirit of a presence that once existed.
To commemorate the Taipei presentation of 《Ryuichi Sakamoto 1998 Revisited》, Visible Press has specially created this exhibition-limited collector’s poster, featuring a classic portrait of Ryuichi Sakamoto taken by Hong Kong photographer Rensis Ho.
In the image, Professor Sakamoto sits with his eyes gently closed, as if immersed in his own world of sound. There is no stage, no instrument, and no unnecessary narrative—only the purest expression of his presence, capturing the unique serenity and strength that defined Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Measuring 20 × 30 inches (61 × 91 cm), the poster faithfully presents the details of the photograph and the visual tension of the composition. Whether framed and displayed in a home, studio, or collection space, it becomes a presence that invites viewers to pause, observe, and reflect.