Publisher/青幻舎

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Kazumasa Suda, Fragments of Everyday Life. Kazumasa Suda who was one of the representative photographers of postwar Japan passed away in March 2019. It was born in 1940, and in the 60's there was also a period that swept through Araki Keisuke and the monthly magazine of camera magazines of the same age. Behind the postwar high growth period, many cultures and customs are lost, and under the situation where the identity is collapsing, Kazumasa Suda has portrayed the facts from the perspective of folklore. The description, which can be said to be magical using 6x6, makes you feel the air of the other world that sometimes seems creepy and intoxicating, and a unique view of the world where everyday and extraordinary meet is created. This book is composed of color snaps that were published on Nippon Camera in the 80's and 90's, and it is deeply immersed in the Polaroid camera from "everyday fragments" that worked on color in full swing with medium format cameras It includes the "provocation of light" and "Elegy" from the mid 90's.