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"Fuck (Signed)" is a photo book by Japanese photographer Noriaki Kano. After studying under Shoji Ueda and working at Light Publicity, Noriaki Kano decided to become a photographer after apprenticing under photographer Takashi Kishima, who founded his own studio. He was trained in commercial photography for about two years from the early 1960s, and then became a freelancer, working on advertising production, TV commercials, editorials, etc. Since the 1970s, he has been an artist who has been active beyond the scope of photography, such as television, movies, and music, while also publishing portraits of idols and actors and radical nudes. This book is a color version of the photo book "Fuck", which was published in 1970 but was banned due to its radical content, and has been revived after 40 years. It is a photograph of a performance that Yayoi Kusama set up for Kano when he visited New York to shoot "Heibon Punch". Kano was shocked by the culture of men and women mingling together in this book, which was shot using infrared film that was not available in Japan at the time. The images, when viewed in color, have a graphical effect. The content is radical, but the book also has a sense of fashion.
Signed by the photographer .
