Publisher/水声社

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Yuki Onodera, "Camera Chimera (With OBI). Born in Tokyo in 1962, after graduating from Kuwasawa Design School, he taught himself photography and received the 1st Canon Photo New Century Excellence Award in 1991. After that, he moved to Paris, and in 2006, he was the second Japanese to receive the "Niepce Prize" following Keiichi Tahara. You can take pictures by crafting a camera, coloring black-and-white photographs with oil paint, creating your own story, etc., and you are not bound by conventional expressions and methods, such as what a photograph is and what you can do with it. An artist who continues to create works with unique ideas and thoughts. And this book is composed of works that won the 28th Kimura Ihei Award for Photography, from the early masterpieces "Used clothes and portraits" to "Birds", "Liquids and cups", "Camera", "CVNI", "PNI" and " "Zoo", "Look out the window" and "How to make pearls" are included. Original obi included.