Publisher/ザ・アートワークス・コミッティ

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"EAT (First Edition)", a photobook by Japanese female photographer Imako Miko. According to the photographer, "I want to express and use the texture of the human body, the texture of the teeth, the texture of the ears, and the texture of the human body, and I want you to feel it. The "EAT" series may be a kind of restaurant tactile and sensory menu. Maybe" Kimura Ihei Award-winning work is a collection of early works by Imamiko, who is famous for the objects created with a unique world view using ingredients, insects, plants, etc. The intense still life seen in the seemingly difficult titles such as "Goldfish and salmon roe and toothbrush" "Vegetables and pantyhose" "Kohada no bra" "Cabbage and son" "Sardine and safety pin". “By looking at the atonement and eternity of living things by taking pictures of fish, we hope for reproduction by “making the fish into a thing”...” Through the intersection of “life” “death” “body” “time” etc. A fantastic new world where you can tickle the strangeness and sensibilities expressed. Published in 1987, first edition, soft cover. Missing obi.