Publisher/Nazraeli Press

Google翻訳
Photobook "Atelier of Cezanne" by Japanese photographer Risaku Suzuki (1964-). In the latter half of the 1980s, he began to create photographs as a medium, and in 1998 he released his first photo book "KUMANO" with the theme of his hometown Kumano, and the following year he released "PILES OF TIME", which shot Osorezan. Received the 25th Kimura Ihei Photo Award. In 2015, he held a solo exhibition "Risaku Suzuki Photo Exhibition: Stream of Consciousness" at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, and has participated in solo and group exhibitions both in Japan and overseas, and has gained worldwide acclaim. This book was published by Nazraeli Press in the United States, which has a large lineup of Japanese people and releases high-quality photo books, and is a copy of the atelier of the 19th century painter Paul Cézanne. Suzuki uses an 8x10 camera to create a space that makes you feel like a painter while you lose your master and the quiet time passes. The road and Mount Sainte-Victoire are also included in the front and back, and the beautiful scenery is cut out with soft light. The painter's studio, such as Luigi Ghirri, who copied Morandi's studio, often appears as a photographer's theme, but it is a book comparable to such a photo book.