Publisher/講談社

Google翻訳
"Sao Paulo" is a photo book by Daido Moriyama, a world-class photographer representing Japan. Taking snapshots while wandering around the city, portraying the awkward atmosphere of the city with extreme close-ups, a fragmented framework, and a contrasting touch, it is violent through particles and glaring textures. The stylishly finished work is synonymous with Daido Moriyama. In pursuit of unique photographic expression, the avant-garde, experimental, yet human-like style is also a symbol of the highly acclaimed post-war Japanese photography world. This book is a series from Daido Moriyama's work collection series from Kodansha designed by Satoru Machiguchi, and it is a work collection composed of snaps taken in Sao Paulo, Brazil as the title. Excerpted from the text below, "Sao Paulo, the largest city in South America. It was a crucible for humans with various crowds. It is just a photograph of humans. I have one camera. At the same time, I just spent time wandering around in the flood of people. It was the experience that the cells of the whole body buzzed after a long time. I felt the amazingness of the city with my skin. ”