Publisher/リトル・モア

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"Babyland" is a photo book of Takashi Homma, one of Japan's leading photographers. Having a career similar to that of Light Publicity and Kishin Shinoyama since he was a student at Nihon University College of Art, Department of Photography, he moved to London after leaving Light Publicity and was active in fashion and culture magazine "iD". Born into a family of camera shops and a child of a housing complex, Honma announced "TOKYO SUBURBIA Tokyo Suburbs" in 1999 and won the 24th Kimura Ihei Award. Subsequent activities are well known. An artist who continues to be active in a wide range of fields, from motifs such as "children" and "nature" to portraits of celebrities and abstract works. This book is a memorable first photo book published in 1995. A group of early works that somehow make you feel "human", even though they are solid works that have a certain distance from the subject peculiar to the photographer. This is a collection of works that can be said to be the prelude to the later "TOKYO SUBURBIA" and "Children of Tokyo". Includes a dialogue booklet with Kyoko Okazaki. Obi missing.