STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Hokkaido

Name: STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Hokkaido
Brand: 宛超凡 / WAN Chaofan
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A STAIRS PRESS photography poster featuring the work “Hokkaido February, 2021” by photographer Yan Chaofan. This is a landscape-format print of one of the photographs included in the photobook “Burning In The Stone IV.”

A photograph taken in Hokkaido in February 2021. A lake stretches beyond the snow-covered slopes, with an island floating on the water and distant mountains reflected in the pale winter light.

“Burning In The Stone” is a series of works in which Yan explores the memories of places encountered during travel and the emotions within himself through the landscapes he encounters. This work, capturing a quiet winter scene, also layers the vastness of nature with a personal gaze directed toward the landscape.

※The poster will be rolled and shipped in a box.

[Title] STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Hokkaido
[Publisher] STAIRS PRESS
[Publication Date] 2026
[Page Count] -
[Size] Approx. 310 × 810 mm / 200 g
[Format] Poster
[Title Reading] STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series Hokkaido February Two
[Author/Editor] Yan Chaofan/Photography, Tang Yayi/Design
[Printing/Binding] STAIRS LAB/Printing
[Condition] New
[Accessories] -
[Featured in] “Burning In The Stone IV”
[Related Exhibition] Yan Chaofan “Burning In The Stone IV” (TOTEM POLE PHOTO GALLERY, June 30–July 5, 2026)

Yan Chaofan 1991–

Born in Gu’an County, Hebei Province, China, in 1991. Photographer and co-founder of STAIRS PRESS.

In 2021, he completed his doctoral studies at the Graduate School of Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. Walking through urban areas, along rivers, and around the margins, he photographs places where personal memories and the time of the land overlap. While continuously producing, publishing, and exhibiting photobooks, he releases his work in small-edition booklets and photobooks.

Major works include “The River Knows Everything — Arakawa,” “Huangpu River,” “By the Water,” and the “Burning In The Stone” series.

Major awards include the 4th KAWABA NEW-NATURE PHOTO AWARD Kawaba Village Award (2016), the 5th Canon Photographers Session Canon Award (2016), the 44th Photo New Century Excellence Award (2021), the 24th Jun Miki Award (2023), and the Sagamihara Photography Newcomer Encouragement Award (2023).