Publisher/Scalo

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“Empty Heaven”, a photograph collection by Paul Graham, a leading British photographer. Graham established a strong reputation as a photographer by publishing "A1—The Great North Road", "Beyond Caring", and "Troubled Land", which is regarded as an early trilogy in the 1980s. The method of describing the problems inherent in society with a keen journalist eye and an artist's aesthetic is one of the traditional styles of contemporary British photography, along with Martin Parr. Graham is pursuing a photographic expression that is rich in originality by weaving “something” that can be seen and cannot be seen, which can be understood and understood. This book is also a Graham-like book. Japan, which should have a humiliating past of the defeat of the Second World War and the drop of the nuclear power plant, does not even show its appearance on the surface, and young women are not even aware of its history. Meanwhile, rapid economic development represented by Toyota. Is this strange and mysterious sight what Japanese politics does? Or is it? ? ? A collection of unique works that expresses such thoughts conceptually from the perspective of foreigners. A booklet is included.