Publisher/MACK

Google翻訳
A collection of works by Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading post-war photographers, “Family (New Edition)”. This book was published by ICP (Inter Press Corporation) in 1991 and is now a new version of the same-named photo book that was published by the British publisher Mack as well as “Tsubaki / Ravens”. Masahisa Fukase The text by Tomo Kosuga of the archives is newly recorded. Fukase, who hasn't looked back to his hometown Hokkaido for a long time since going to university in the 1950s, returned to his hometown with his wife, Yoko from the early 70s when he was 30 years old. The family began taking “family photographs” at the pavilion, and the activity continued until 1990, when the father and assistants died and the photo studio was closed. Only one person took a nudity or pose, and at that time family photos that were full of “smiles” and “spice” gradually lost their vitality, such as old age and unhappiness of their relatives, and eventually “death” came , The sad reality that the family is “discrete” is pointed out.