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"Flying Frying Pan" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Hitoshi Fugo. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1947, graduated from the Department of Photography, Nihon University College of Art in 1970, and studied under the leading photographer, Eiko Hosoe in Japan. After that, he became free, and since the 1980s has presented his work through solo exhibitions at PGI and other locations. A photographer with a unique concept and perspective, “On the circle” (Akasha), which depicts a scene composed of various things in a round spherical space in a theater style, is symbolic. Creating an extraordinary world such as the “universe” through everyday space, and photography leads to a different dimension of space (2010 Ina Nobuo Award). And this book is a representative work of Fugo, and "Circle" and "Space" are also one theme. The motif is a frying pan. The texture of a frying pan that has accumulated years is like a “planet”. The light reflected on the frying pan is like "space" and "starry sky", sometimes even a shooting star. A conceptual book that depicts a frying pan from various perspectives and creates a "universe" in the everyday life.