Publisher/赤々舎

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"The World is Always Far Away / From the Hip" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Yoshihiko Ueda (1957-). Working across a wide range of genres, from advertising photography to portraits and landscapes, Ueda has always explored the fundamental power of photography, demonstrating a sensitive sensitivity to nature and human existence. This extensive volume, compiled as a culmination of over 40 years of work, includes early unpublished works, representative series, and recent new works, with approximately 580 images resonating across timelines. The diverse motifs of people, landscapes, and still lifes each evoke vivid emotions in the viewer while capturing time, quietly conveying the inherent power of photography to "relive moments." At 768 pages, this volume is more than simply comprehensive; it explores memory, distance, and the meaning of existence through the act of photography, making it the definitive book for experiencing the profound depth of Ueda's gaze.