I'll Be Late

I’ll Be Late

Size 16.8 × 24 cm
Pages 168
Edition limited edition of 350 copies
Binding open-spine softcover

In I’ll Be Late, Yoshi Kametani reflects on existential anxieties surrounding life, death and the passage of time, particularly in relation to entropy. The book brings together scenes of everyday domestic life — familiar figures, moments among friends, alongside details such as dirty dishes, leftover food or cigarettes burning to ash.

Throughout the work, a quiet tension persists: time moves forward, order gives way to disorder, and entropy transforms everything along its path into something new within an ongoing cycle.

Yoshi Kametani is an American visual artist working across photography, video, print and sculpture, currently based in Athens. His practice focuses on themes of time, destruction, chaos and mortality, with a central interest in entropy as both a physical and philosophical force.

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