Publisher/Zen Foto Gallery

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Mo Yi 1983-89, a collection of works by Mo Yi, a leading Chinese photographer. Avant-garde photography that has evolved styles from collage to installation from the 80's, including self-taught photography, snap using a telephoto lens, taking tripods from the ground with a tripod, and collage to installation. House. A solo exhibition has been held at the Zen Photo Gallery, and at the same time a book of works has been published, but this book is also one of them, a photo book that summarizes the works of the early 80's. Kazuo Kitai, a leading photographer in Japan, was impressed when he first met Mogi in the 1990s, for the reason that "Mogi's photographs are changing just like China. "This is the end of the book. Although it should not be particularly conscious of politics, it seems that it has a strong political smell as if it reflects the atmosphere of the era, and that warm humanity was strongly depicted in Tibet, which is its roots For example, to catch the steps of a crowd, or to take photos without people. Here's a photo that keeps changing like China itself.