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Japanese photographer Shuichi Aki's photo book "My Genealogy". Born in Tokushima Prefecture in 1956, he moved to Osaka in the 1970s and studied under the award-winning photographer Shinya Arino. Exhibitions have been held at Nikon Salons since the 1980s. The first photo book is "People in Subway" in 1987. Then, in 1993, Shunji Dodo played a central role in publishing, and Shuichi Aki's "Zoo" is also included in "Horozion", a collection of works that includes Jun Abe's masterpiece "Citizen". .. The individuality of Arino is seen in the composition and the depiction of reflection, and I am also attracted to the sensibility to project "strange" elements reminiscent of Issei Suda. This book is composed of three parts, which are composed of illustrations of "People in Subway", "City", and "My Home Town" taken in Tokushima and Osaka from the 1980s to the 1990s. .. Unlike the "subway" that many great men such as Walker Evans and Nobuyoshi Araki have put in, the portrait of the passengers from the front makes me surprised.