Publisher/月曜社

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Daido Moriyama is one of Japan's leading photographers and is known worldwide. The grainy texture and unique expression of the effects of blurring and blurring had a great impact on the photographic world in the 1960s. This book “Monochrome” is a collection of photographs published by Monday in 2012. A series set in Tokyo, taken from 2008 to 2012, and made up of photos taken from various cities. In 2013, an exhibition of the same name was held at the Musashino City Kichijoji Museum of Art. “The exquisite distance that intervenes there while cutting into the details to turn people's traps and deep into the city. At the end of the cold line of sight that is left untouched, there is an unforgiving poisonousness, and even the unmanned sight has a fresh human odor. "Someone who is standing in front of the work, an unfamiliar sight, may experience a sense of witness" (from the homepage). Various expressions of the city that can only be taken in Moriyama are engraved in monochrome. The decoration is handled by Shinro Otake. Missing obi-band.