Masanao Abe - The Movement of Clouds around Mount Fuji

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Masanao Abe - The Movement of Clouds around Mount FujiIn the late 1920s, the Japanese physicist Masanao Abe built an observatory with a view of Mount Fuji. From this site, over the course of 15 years, he recorded the clouds that surrounded the mountain. He was interested in the scientific question of how the air currents around Fuji could be visualised by means of film and photography. Albeit unintentionally, Abes motifs fit into a long iconographic tradition: the mountain and the clouds. For decades,

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