Publisher/京都現代美術館・何必館

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This book is a photo collection of Kaneto Watanabe published in 2003 by the Museum of Contemporary Art Kyoto. Watanabe has the puppeteer Shimon Yotsuya as his brother, and won the 7th Kimura Ihei Photography Award in 1980 with a novel "Photographic City" co-authored with novelist Mieko Kanai. It is. To date, his works have been regularly presented, and all the works are permanently stored in the Kyoto Museum of Contemporary Art. This book contains previously published “city of seeing”, “reverse city”, “YAMATO”, “Hazuki / Kannazuki / Minazuki”, “Peninsula / Isolated Island / Island”, and “Minazuki Tsuki II”. Watanabe's works are landscapes that are consistently absent, such as urban spaces, desolate nature, and calm water. At first glance, the more you see them, the more you see them. There is a sentence in the book that says “There was nothing”, but it reminded of “something” in the most common things, and encouraged the viewer to change the image. This work encourages finding new perspectives.