Publisher/Harper's Books and Flying Books

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"Color Photographs" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota (1983-). One of the leading experimental artists in recent Japanese photography, Yokota has a strong interest in the texture of photography as a physical material and the process itself. Actively incorporating film degradation, multiple exposures, and accidental changes during the development stage, Yokota continues to question the limits and possibilities of the photographic medium. This book is a collection of color works published in 2015, in which undeveloped film is reconstructed through techniques such as overprinting and redevelopment to create abstract yet organic images. Unlike traditional black-and-white works, this ambitious work demonstrates that photography is no longer a place of "reproduction" but rather a place of "generation." Limited to 750 copies.