Publisher/Actes Sud

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Yoshiko Murakami, "Les Mains Pour Voir". After studying at Nihon University College of Art, Department of Photography since 1985, worked as a photographer for two years and moved to France in the 1990s. Studied at Ensad (National School of Higher Decorative Arts) in Paris, and presented works focused on people who were blind or who did not have an ID card while at school. And this book is a collection of works published by a French publisher in 1999, with works for visually impaired people as a motif. In the first half, we depict the appearance of going out to the forest outside Paris and interacting with nature. Feel the natural texture with your hand, feel the natural smell with your nose, and feel the natural air with your entire body. The happiness I felt with my five senses is spelled out. In the second half, one frame on the stage, scenes that went out to the sea, and everyday life are recorded, and "Braille" is also written on the illustrations on all pages. Although not well known in Japan, it is a wonderful collection of works by Japanese photographers.