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"Hiromix Works (Fourth Printing, Signed)" is a photobook by Japanese photographer Hiromix. Her real name is Hiromi Tokawa. In 1995, she submitted her color copy photobook "Seventeen Girl Days" to the New Cosmos of Photography and won the Araki Award (Excellent Award). She also won the Grand Prix that same year, and has since been active as a photographer. She is an artist active in a wide range of fields, working on promotions for CDs, DVs, and fashion brands, as well as modeling and singing. Along with Mika Ninagawa and others, she was a driving force behind the so-called "girly photography" boom of the 1990s. This collection, which won her the 26th Kimura Ihei Photography Award in 2001, is primarily a collection of portraits of celebrities and models. This is the fourth printing. It is signed by the artist .