Publisher/Rat Hole Gallery

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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers, known for his unique appearance and nickname of Araki. In 2013, Araki lost the sight in his right eye due to central retinal artery occlusion. Since then, his creative motivation has not only declined, but has increased even further. To go. As if to make you feel the closed field of view of your right eye, "Left eye love" printed by filling the right half of the positive film taken, and shot with a destroyed camera and wandering about life and death. Such as the "Right Eye Graveyard" that created a unique world. And this work is a book composed of illustrations printed from the positive film that was taken by dividing it into two, changing the combination and rejoining it. From "destruction" to "creation". The content is full of Araki's current photographic sensibilities and views on life and death. A limited edition of 500 was published for the exhibition held at the Rat Hole Gallery in 2014.