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One, a Japanese from Okayama, has seduced Europe with her photographic refinement awarded the Nadar prize in 2019. The other, a native of the Netherlands, feeds on poetry, Japanese philosophy and Zen Buddhism to compose his hallucinated stories. Miho Kajioka and Paul Cupido are on the walls of the Polka gallery this winter. Their exhibition is unique and brings together nearly a hundred prints juxtaposed for the occasion. A fruitful dialogue between two sailors in the photo who share the same compass.

“In Japanese, “the starry night” is written hoshizukiyo,” says Kajioka. It is interesting to …