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"Park City" is a collection of works by Japanese female photographer Keiko Sasaoka (1978-). Born in Hiroshima, Sasaoka has long viewed her hometown as a "park city," capturing Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and its surrounding areas since the early 2000s. Rather than directly addressing the weight of history, her work is characterized by a gaze that quietly overlays the everyday life of postwar urban life and the layers of memory that have settled there, through the street trees, lawns, and people passing by on riverside sidewalks. "Park City" is a collection of photographs capturing Hiroshima's 21st-century days and nights, revealing the slow passage of time carved into the deserted parks and bridges like scratches. The silhouettes, rendered outlineless by slow shutter speeds and inverted images, float across the canvas like ghosts, evoking a sense of the intersection of past and present. This book crystallizes Sasaoka's gaze, constantly observing "unphotographed Hiroshima" from a distance that differs from both tourist and documentary photography. Obi strip missing.