Publisher/土井章史

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tsutomu Hirose, “Hei to Bari”. Born in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture in 1965, after graduating from high school, Tsutomu Hirose has a history of studying at the Akasegawa Haradaira classroom at the beauty school and the Kosei school. After that, he advanced to Waseda University and participated in a workshop (Photo Session '86) of Daido Moriyama. After graduating from university in 1989, he started creative activities in earnest. His activities have been announced for a long time in a booklet entitled "Denographs", and the activities have continued until now. Since 2011, we have opened “Bar Totado (Chotto)” in Koenji, and we have exhibited at the bar and the side by side, and we have continued to announce “Typography” there. Speaking of Hirose, the legendary "Tokuyama-kun's Room" which exhibited the full-size print with the floor, wall and ceiling copied in the apartment studio of a friend for two months is famous and included in this book The “asphalt block fence” is one of the representative works. As the name implies, the work focuses only on street blocks, contrasts reminiscent of the light and shadow of Daido Moriyama, slightly different materials and shapes, their multifaceted expressions and shapes, and above all photographers This book is fascinated by the unique viewpoint of Limited to 300 copies. Edition numbered (262/300).