Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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"Untitled" is a collection of works by Daisuke Yokota, one of Japan's leading photographers. Directly denying that it was a natural act to create a photograph, such as "recording the facts" or "printing it on photographic paper", and "acting an abstract image" or "not an image of paper" Daisuke Yokota continues to pursue new possibilities in photography through various new initiatives such as developing into materials. Although Daido Moriyama has a feeling that he called "good-bye for photography", which is different from Ken Domon's document and led to his own "image theory", Yokota was not limited to "shooting" but "developing". I am trying to find uniqueness in such an act, and I feel that I am pursuing some kind of "chance" due to the world of photography. This book is also a series of privately published works that have been published in rapid succession in recent years, and contains illustrations taken with a film camera while prowling around the house at midnight.