Publisher/角川書店

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"\Landscape" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Kenshu Niitsu (1968–). Starting with video production and developing into photography, Niitsu has explored the relationship between space and subject matter in a cross-disciplinary manner, and this book is an important work compiled against the backdrop of practice accumulated since 2002. In this work, "landscape" is not merely limited to the appearance of nature or cities, but is reinterpreted to include the boundaries of place, bodily sensations, and even invisible layers such as language and data. Photography is the act of capturing a subject, but at the same time it functions to bring to light the time and relationship that arises between the viewer and the subject, and the subtle presence and forms that rise in the background of the image are presented impressively. Through the "landscape" that appears in the space between the visible and the invisible, this book quietly questions the premise of photography itself.