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Japanese photographer Miyako Ishiuchi. He established his reputation as a photographer with his autobiographically portrayed early trilogy "Zesshou Yokosuka Story", "Apartment", and "Consecutive Night Town". I moved to my body to read it” (from this book). Focusing on individual parts such as limbs and scars, he later produced the series "Hiroshima" in which he photographed the relics of his mother, who passed away in 2000, and the disaster-affected costumes owned by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum in 2008. This book is a pictorial record of the exhibition "Miyako Ishiuchi Exhibition Hiroshima/Yokosuka" held at the Meguro Museum of Art in 2008. I am following The amount of information is overwhelming, and the contents of the photobooks published so far, including representative works, are arranged in thumbnails, and the ones published in magazines and books during this time are comprehensively posted. It also has the accompanying text. The newly written texts, such as a dialogue between Ishiuchi and Motoi Masaki of the Meguro Museum of Art, and essays by art critics Seiichi Tsuchiya and Inuhiko Yomota, are also substantial, making it a book that introduces Ishiuchi in all directions until 2008. I'm here. Signed by the photographer .