Publisher/タカ・イシイ

Google翻訳
A collection of works by Araki Keigo, one of the leading photographers in post-war Japan, “Color (Ero) Woman (Real)”. This book is a collection of photographs published in conjunction with the solo exhibition held at Taka Ishii Gallery in 2013. The works that were chosen on the premise of being "erotic and realistic" are interwoven with photographs of dolls around women's nudes and portraits. "It's erotic to feel good even if you don't wear it or something like that. It's erotic before it's tied up, it's no use for such elements. I'm calling it "Erosity" before I can do it, because it's absolutely this now "(from the Araki texts sent by the exhibition). Other than dolls, dinosaurs and lizard figures also appear everywhere, and fantasy elements that are the opposite of real are also felt, but the relationship with women who cast their shiny eyes is Araki's saying, "Ero It feels like there is a sense of presence. It is a nude collection of Araki that sets it apart from fiction such as gravure.