Publisher/Oktagon

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A collection of works by Esko Mannikko, one of Finland's leading photographers. Born in Pudasjärbi, northern Finland, he spent his childhood and adolescence in Utajarvi, Oulu Province, where he lives as a hunter-fisherman and is self-taught in photography. The works of "Helsinki School" by people from Helsinki University of Arts and Design are very popular in Japan, and the coloring and storytelling represented by Anni Reppara and others are unique and different from Japanese people. I have a sense. Mannikko is one generation before the generation called Helsinki School, and is the same generation as Nina Korhonen known for "anna Amerikan mummu" and Pekka Turnen of the masterpiece "Against the Wall", and also created in collaboration with Turnen. I am doing it. This book is a collection of works published during Manniko's first major exhibition, and is a book composed of humanistic documentaries shot in the countryside.