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"Fireworks" is a collection of photographs of Japanese female photographer Rinko Kawauchi. Born in 1972. Graduated from the College of Adults and Adults in 1993 and became a freelancer since 1997. The same year, the Guardian Garden won the ninth Grand Prix exhibition. After receiving the 27th Kimura Ihei photo award for "Utatane" and "Fireworks" in 2002, solo exhibition at the Cartier Foundation Museum in Paris in 2005. Riko Kawauchi has received strong acclaim both at home and abroad, continuing her creative activities. This book is the second "Sudden Trilogy" along with "Utatane" and "Hanako," "Osaka, Chiba, Gunma, Kanagawa, Tokyo .... Racecourse, Hot Springs, Kawabei .... If fireworks are launched The scenery where there are fireworks that Kawauchi called "I ran everywhere" (from the original version) was taken everywhere. It looks like a mediocre motif, and by cutting it out from various places (it's in the car when it's in the car, sometimes it's in the hotel room), the large flowers that rise up in the night sky transcend the beauty, like a strange scene somewhere You can see it. It is a content that the skill of how to catch the object that leads to "Song song" stands out.