Publisher/写真評論社

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Sacre Atavism, a photo collection of Kikuharu Kawada, Japan's leading photographer. Kikuchi Kawada, who is a member of the group of photographers “VIVO” with Higashimatsu Lighting, Kazutaka Narahara, Hideko Hosoe, Akira Sato, and Akira Tanno, is one of the leading figures in the recent global postwar Japanese photography fashion. Compared to its overwhelming popularity and popularity, there have been few photo collections published, but in recent years it has been recognized as a monument in the memory of distant places 1951-1966, Last Cosmology, and even the history of Japanese photography. The announcement of the new version of “Map” has been attracting attention. This book is a masterpiece lined up in “Maps” and is a “natural history magazine” by photographers who have long been narrowly focused on objects that are strange in a sense in Europe and Asia. The world view that depicts emotions like “creative madness” lurking in the depths of human psychology is Kawada World full of baroque style. A conceptual book that remembers human life and peace in a strange world. Text: Tatsuhiko Serizawa. Limited to 1000 copies. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)