Publisher/晶文社

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"Polaevacy" is a photo book by Nobuyoshi Araki, a photographer representing contemporary Japan. This is Araki's first collection of Polaroid works published in 2000. A large number of Polaroids selected from nearly 2,000 plates that have been taken so far. From nudes, kimonos and bondage to Naoto Takenaka, Miho Nakayama, Chiro, Still Life and the streets, there are plenty of Araki colors. The dialogue with Kotaro Iizawa, a photo critic at the end of the book, is also worth reading, and Araki's appeal of Polaroid is summarized by keywords. "Camera that can't grow up", "secret smell, dangerous smell", "make everything" now "", "take a picture of a woman and life in a square", etc. From Araki's comment below, "I often say" Oita ", but Pora has a sense of" Oita ". You may feel naughty. It feels like a boy from a young age. . Pola can't grow up, so it's perfect for "Oita". I'm excited when I'm shooting. " Obi missing.