Publisher/ArT ROOM

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A photographer named Keigo Araki who has received over 500 photo books and received high marks from Japan and abroad. This book, "Onanshin" is a collection of photographs that Araki himself painted on nude photos of black-and-white women. These prints and films are often presented at exhibitions and photo collections (color enthusiasm, ink liques, miraculous, etc.) and can be said to be familiar techniques. At the end of this book, art historian Shunji Ito refers to the work of Araki 's' Sapphire Flower' and touches on the perspective of life and death hidden in the work of Araki's flower, and draws a single stroke of the work of this book The unique method of raising her own libido while giving direction and movement to the sexual impulse to hide in the body by making the woman hold a body with a fluid thick brush like this is more than a look at staring at the shore "It also looks like a gesture trying to call out to the lively shore by taking and drawing." As the colorful lines covering women's nudes sometimes highlight the color, it sublimes into lively, impulsive works. Limited to 1,000 copies.