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Since 2000 he has exhibited both as a solo artist and collectively in England, Japan, USA, Germany, China and Ireland.

Working in and around the overlap of art and design, blending these disciplines to create work for arts, film, fashion, video games and music companies that include Sony, UNIQLO, Nike, Capcom, Sega, EMI, Parlophone, Saatchi, and Artificial Eye. Lee Basford

Lee is a graphic designer, artist and photographer working in and around the overlap of art and design, blending these disciplines to create w

ork for arts, film, fashion, video games and music companies that include Sony, UNIQLO, Nike, Capcom, Sega, EMI, Parlophone, Saatchi, and Artificial Eye. Over the years, he has written, illustrated, and photographed for the magazines Paper-Sky, Dazed and Confused, Tokion, and Level and designed typefaces for T26 and Fountain fonts. His work has featured in numerous books and design journals, including; Creative Review, +81, 200% Cotton, The 3D Type Book, Cutting Edge Illustration, Concrete 2 Canvas and Graphic Britain. In 2007 he was invited by UNIQLO to their Creative Awards ceremony in Japan where he received a Judges Choice Award and was more recently invited to take part in the Lightning Bolts + Innovation Art Show curated by Nike and debuting at the Beijing Olympics. Currently based in Tokyo but working globally. Momoko Hayashi

After studying fine art in England, Momoko returned to her native Japan to begin a career that has spanned a variety of creative fields which have included graphic design, illustration, fashion design, international project coordination and interpretation for live events within the arts, fashion and music industries. More recently she has been a project leader for Watoto Japan, a non-profit organisation helping HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable women in Uganda with the goal to rescue, raise and rebuild individuals and a nation. Her work has included organising and coordinating concert tours throughout Japan, creating merchandise and acting as the public face for the organisation within Japan. Clients have Included

Sega, Nike, Artificial Eye, Capcom, Gas As Interface, Sony Computer Entertainment, UNIQLO, Adam et Ropé, Electronic Arts, UK Film Council, Nivea, Team Saatchi, Red Bull, Microsoft Xbox, Bethesda Softworks, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Skint Records, Knee High Media, Dazed & Confused, Level Magazine, Watoto, Parlophone, EMI, Sanrio, Epoch, Shogakukan, Jun.

04/06/2020

I contributed this piece for the first issue of These Uncertain Times along with a selection of amazing people. It’s produced by with the proceeds of each issue going to different social causes. So much has changed in the week since this issue was printed and work has already started on the second issue – they’re looking for submissions of your thoughts and visual expressions.

An artful print newspaper designed to support the vulnerable and raise awareness in this present era.

https://theseuncertaintimes.presspress

30/01/2020

ポールスミス PS Paul SmithのRed Earの2020 SSの撮影をLee Basfordがさせていただきました。

https://www.paulsmith.co.jp/stories/ss20/red-ear

RED EAR ── ヴィンテージ、ミリタリー、ワークウェアの要素を融合し、デザイン、生地、縫製、加工を一貫してMade in JapanにこだわったPS Paul SmithのRed Ear。
2020年春夏シーズンは、Red Earのオリジナルコンセプトはそのままに、日本の和装や重ね着の美学、着物や半纏、柔道着などのデザインやディテールにインスピレーションを得たアイテムが登場します。

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31/12/2019

2019年も色々とありがとうございました。

2020年は何か新しいことが始まる気がしています。
皆さま、良いお年をお迎えください〜
引き続きよろしくお願いいたします。

Thank you so much for everything in 2019.
We are expecting new things in 2020.
Have a happy new year 2020.

22/12/2019

Lee Basford spent the day photographing Paul Smith during filming in Tokyo for his 'Postcards From…' series. A city that has been a source of limitless inspiration since his first visits in the 1980s.
The series takes you off the tourist trail and guides you through some of his favourite places in the city - from Totodo Books, local antique markets, the fake plastic food suppliers in Kappabashi, Daikanyama T-Site and Mandarake in Nakano Broadway.

2019年12月、ポールスミスの動画シリーズ [Postcards from...] が公開されています。

本日から[ Postcards from Tokyo ]という東京版が公開。ポール•スミス氏に一日同行し、スチール撮影をさせていただきました。ポール目線の東京をぜひ、お楽しみください。

[ Postcards from Tokyo ]
https://www.paulsmith.co.jp/stories/aw19/postcards-from-tokyo

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ポール•スミスの4部構成の動画シリーズ「Postcards from」は、2019年12月の毎週日曜日に新作動画を公開します。ポールが、ロンドン（8日公開予定）、パリ（15日公開予定）、東京（22日公開予定）、LA（29日公開予定）の4都市に住む友人や、お気に入りの場所をご紹介します。

https://www.paulsmith.co.jp/stories/aw19/postcards-from

26/09/2019

When I was asked by to share one of Tokyo’s ‘must do rides', shoot and ride it with friends. I wanted it to cover all the things I love about the mountains surrounding this city. Keeping to the smaller back roads as much as possible, nice climbs, a canyon with some natural water slides to cool down in. Food stops that included hand made tofu and ice cream, a 400 year old mountain café and ending at Tokyo’s oldest sake brewery—conveniently located next to the remote Sawai train station, which will take you back in to central Tokyo.

Huge thanks to fellow riders and who know much more about the mountains of Okutama than I do.

You can see the full set of photographs from the ride along with a story by myself and over at

https://blog.strava.com/galleries/must-do-rides-tokyo/

06/06/2019

Rapha Rides Osaka is part of the official selection for this years in New York.

The film will be screening as part of the ‘Cinematic Shorts’ series on June 15.

Made together with & the film explores the city of Osaka from a local perspective with who’s life and work merges and overlaps with indistinct lines. And grand tour photographer who explains "With the ocean to the west and mountains in the east, rides often lead me to explore the hills in-between – where a side street can unlock a small adventure to share with friends. For me, discovering Osaka has no limits.” Thanks to and who were all part of this.
More from this project in the link

https://leebasford.com/RR-OSAKA-TOK

Rapha Rides Osaka がNYCで開催されるバイシクルフィルムフェスティバルの6月15日(土)シネマティックショートシリーズにて公開されることになりました。

Daisuke KitayamaさんとRapha Japanと共に大阪の街を地元の目線で撮影しました。

家具デザイナーである黄瀬徳彦（TRUCK FURNITURE) さんとカメラマンの辻啓さんの印象的な生き方と自転車があるライフスタイルを通して、大阪の尽きない魅力が綴られています。

30/03/2019

I’ve been working on a website to separate photography & writing from my design work (leebasford.com). It’s the first time, even for me, to see all of the work together (there are a few more projects to be added).

The shot here is from an early project documenting Kamo Katsuya in the days leading up to his major retrospective at Laforet, Tokyo ‘100 Headpieces’ for

Link is in my profile.

11/03/2019

I rarely show these photographs, taken just 3 months after the devastating tsunami of March 11th 2011 when I visited with a group of volunteers. After eight years and many visits since there’s a heaviness in looking at these images with the loss of more than 15,000 lives in an area still rebuilding but largely forgotten by so many now.

While the number of displaced has dropped from its peak of 470,000, about 52,000 people have yet to return to their hometowns and radiation is still an issue rarely spoken about. Even buying vegetables, fish or other produce in Tokyo we need to be acutely aware of their origins now that the Fukushima and surrounding areas are back in production, especially with a small child more susceptible to their harmful effects even though we’re told they’re safe.

今日は、震災8年目

今から8年前に、支援物資を持ってボランティアチームと一緒に被災地をまわりました。公開する機会がそう多くはなかった2011年6月、震災三ヶ月後に撮影した写真。

多くの人々の記憶から忘れ去られてしまった15,000人以上の命が失われた東日本大震災の重たさが、自分で撮影した写真の一枚一枚から鮮明に思い出されます。

一時期は、47万人の人々が避難しましたが、今でもまだ5万2000人もの人々が、放射能汚染やあまりメディアで語られていない事情で故郷に帰ることができていません。

3.11、忘れてはいけない、この事実。
見つめながら、寄り添っていきたい。

01/03/2019

The next installment from the Japanese archive stories currently being updated over at rapha.cc – I spent time trying to keep up with Paul Smith when he visited the Tokyo Clubhouse for a book signing of his Cycling Scrapbook and took time with RCC members midway through a city ride based on his favourite locations in the city, a meandering route that would take the group of riders from the Clubhouse through the high-fashion district of Harajuku, passing Yoyogi Park and Kenzo Tange's iconic National Gymnasium, on to the quieter, riverside streets of Nakameguro where he often explores the small stores and restaurants.

"The queues began forming outside Rapha Tokyo in the early hours of Saturday morning, many traveling hundreds of miles across the country for the rare opportunity to meet the celebrated designer, who's lifelong passion for the sport of cycling was recently immortalised in ‘Paul Smith’s Cycling Scrapbook’.”

Link in my profile to the full story at Rapha.cc

@ Tokyo, Japan

12/02/2019

More from the Japanese archive stories currently being updated over at rapha.cc – My first road trip with Rapha Japan was ‘Ride for Kumamoto’ with the mobile clubhouse. There was little sleep, a lot of riding and even more driving, over 10 days across Japan, connecting with fellow cyclists & collecting donations in 9 cities over 15 rides we were able to make a significant donation of ¥1,280,181 to help benefit an area of Kumamoto seriously effected by the 2016 earthquake.

More from this story in the link in my profile – https://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/stories/ride-for-kumamoto

@ Aso-shi, Kumamoto, Japan

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Minato-ku, Tokyo
106-0032