Publisher/Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson

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"Digital Nudes" is a photo book by David Lynch, who is also known as a film director. Known for his works such as "Eraserhead" and "Mulholland Drive," Lynch has built his own unique worldview by traversing a variety of media, including not only video but also painting, photography, and music. This book pursues his expression of "nude" in visual art using digital processing technology, and contains more than 150 unpublished works. Parts of the female body - legs, arms, lips, etc. - emerge in the frame with strong chiaroscuro, sometimes abstractly, sometimes mysteriously stimulating the imagination of the viewer. Although it is a photograph, it has a painterly and sculptural texture, and is a book that is densely condensed with Lynch's unique "visual beauty," and is a collection of works where sensuality and fantasy intersect.