Publisher/未来社

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Japanese female photographer Mao Ishikawa's photo book "Morika's Dreams". Born in Okinawa in 1953 and returning to Japan in 1972, Ishikawa decided to take a picture of this burning island, Okinawa, and consistently said, "What is related to Okinawans and Okinawa?" It is a rare photographer who keeps shooting only. He studied photography at "Higashimatsu Lighting Class" and held numerous solo exhibitions in the 1980s, leaving his own masterpieces such as "Hot days in Camp Hansen !!", "The Philippines" and "Minato Elegy". This book is a collection of collaboration works with performing artist Morika Yoshiyama, also from Okinawa. The world of "dreams" that Morihana actually sees is "strange, radical, and sexy." Inspired by Ishikawa's idea of expressing such a fictional world as a photograph, many works were shot off Moriyama, who lived in Tokyo at the time. A unique book that condenses the city of "Okinawa", the fantasy world of young artists, and the individuality of photographers who have a name in history.