Publisher/赤々舎

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"The World is Always Far Away / From the Hip (Signed Postcard)" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Yoshihiko Ueda (1957-). Ueda is an artist who has always explored the fundamental power of photography, working extensively in advertising, portraiture, and landscape photography, and is characterized by his delicate sensibility towards nature and human existence. This book is a culmination of more than 40 years of his work, and includes approximately 580 images ranging from early unpublished works to representative series and recent new works, arranged in a way that resonates beyond chronological order. The diverse motifs, such as people, landscapes, and still lifes, each encapsulate time while evoking a vivid presence in the viewer, quietly conveying the inherent power of photography to "revive the moment." The thickness of 768 pages is not merely comprehensive, but questions the meaning of memory, distance, and existence through the act of photography, making it a definitive book that allows you to experience the profoundness of Ueda's gaze. A signed postcard by the photographer is included .