Publisher/青幻舎

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Gentaro Ishizuka. Ishizuka, who went to the cinema since his student days and was fascinated by the “video”, will travel around the world and take photographs with the money he earned at his part-time job. In the latter half of the 1990s, he traveled around Africa and the United States, compiled the series as “Worldwidewarp” (WWW: naming combined with Internet WWW), and won the Epson Color Imaging Contest Grand Prize. In 2000, the world photographed around the east and west around the world, and while shooting digitally, announced the “world wide warp” depicting the subtle “shift” brought by digital, Japan Photographers Association Won a new face award. Since then, he has been creating for many years with the motifs of “Alaska” and “Pipeline” and is regarded as one of the most famous landscape photographers in Japan. This book is "WWWWW" (World White Wall Who Where?) Derived from the early "WWW" series. Facing “portraits” shot around the world and “wall” where Ishizuka continues to shoot like life work and shows the whole city and country as if they are condensed It is a unique collection of works arranged by.