
Series · 12 prints
Seika Dormitory
Series story
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Seika Dormitory was an abandoned Tokyo dormitory documented in the haikyo community for the unusual volume of personal belongings left behind by its tenants. A fire at the building killed two residents and injured others, and the dormitory was abandoned in the years that followed. Mike Grist's January 2010 demolished-haikyo inventory lists Seika as gone, putting demolition at or before the start of the 2010s. The interior, while it stood, contained enough intact personal items to reconstruct each tenant's daily life. Specific dormitory operator, fire date, and Tokyo neighbourhood are not yet recorded in publicly available English-language sources.
Prints in this series
How they’re made
Paper
Ilford Galerie Smooth Cotton Rag 310 gsm. Metallic Gloss 260 gsm for acrylic-mounted prints.
Sizes
Five sizes, XS to XL, from $100. Open editions in XS and S, limited editions in M, L and XL.
Print tiers →Production
Made to order in 5 to 10 business days.