Publisher/Cosac & Naify

Google翻訳
Brazilian photographer Miguel Rio-Branco's photo book. In Japan, the swing became a hot topic in the photo exhibition "Resonating Quiet Eyes" with photographer Daido Moriyama held in 2008 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Brazilian immigration. As a boy, he spent his time abroad due to his father's work, and moved from Switzerland, a well-protected country, to Brazil, an undeveloped and dramatic country, to establish the style of swings. Human instincts and vitality that are sometimes seen in disorder, madness, misery and ugliness. Blanco's work, which finds the essence and beauty of human beings in such contradictions and chaos, is expressed in a unique perspective of seeing the object and the vivid colors peculiar to South America, and is a shocking, sensual, Western photographer. It has an atmosphere not found in. This book is a long-awaited reprint of the 1997 photobook. A mysterious journey between life and death, focusing on things that change over time. A book that makes its name in the history of Latin American photography, in which the above-mentioned individuality of the swing is fully demonstrated. Limited to 2,000 copies.