Publisher/スイッチ・パブリッシング

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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, a leading photographer in postwar Japan. From a photo that "records" "public" to a photo that "records" "me". One of the photographers represented by the word "private photography" is Masahisa Fukase, who is currently very popular. As his wife Yoko at the time said, "In the end, it was Masahisa Fukase himself who captured the camera through the filter of me, Yoko," and it was private and sometimes fictional with personal feelings and eyes. Story. This is an element that is similar to Nobuyoshi Araki, even if the style is different, and it began with "Sentimental Journey," which was published in 1971 by self-publishing and describes a honeymoon with his wife, Yoko. Since then, "I-novel" is not a "private novel" that captures one's daily life from one's heart and eyes, and sometimes creates a "fictitious" and "fake" world. This book contains a new work (at that time) that was unveiled at the exhibition held at the Guimet Oriental Museum in Paris in 2016, and it is said that the view of the building overlooking Tokyo is like a tombeau. A collection of works depicting the "past" and "future" of Tokyo, based on Araki's unique sense. This book is full of recent Araki motifs such as bondage, married women, sex, still life, doll objects, and the sky. New unopened.