Publisher/Kominek

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"Berlin" is a collection of works by Daisuke Yokota, one of Japan's leading photographers. Directly denying that it was a natural act in creating a photograph, such as "recording facts" and "printing on photographic paper", "copying an abstract image" and "not paper" Daisuke Yokota continues to pursue new possibilities for photography through various new initiatives such as "developing into materials." Daido Moriyama, entitled "Goodbye Photographs," is different from the documents by Ken Domon and others, and is similar to the feeling that led to his own "visual theory," but Yokota calls it "development," not just "shooting." I try to find uniqueness in my actions, and I feel that I am pursuing a certain kind of "accidentality" because of the world of photography. This book is also a book full of the above-mentioned world view, and is an ambitious work that expresses the plates taken in the night city of Berlin as an image of thermography through an experimental development process. Limited to 300 copies.