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A photo book by Japanese female photographer Yoshiko Seino, "Everywhere Gather Yourself Stand" After working as an editor, he started taking photographs around 1995 when he was in his thirties, "Yoshiko Seino with Switch" at the Com de Garson main store in Aoyama in 1996, and "Yoshiko Seino with Switch" at Gallery Koyanagi in Ginza in 1999. Yoshiko Seino, who held a solo exhibition of "Emotional Imprinting" and quickly became recognized as a photographer known to those in the know. Imminent power and beauty are contained in seemingly casual photographs. In 2002, he published his 1st photo book "Sign of Life", and this book is the 2nd and his last work. A unique title name with a strong message that it was taken from Paul Celan's "Momentary". As the word says, in the everyday scenery that everyone might overlook, he tried his own interpretation and, in the words of the photographer's postscript, continued to find "passage" instead of "hope". many. An open passage, not a closed one. The book design is Kazunari Hattori. After the announcement of this work, the photographer died himself and died.