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"File Room" is a collection of works by Dayanita Singh, one of India's leading female photographers. Dayanita Singh's solo exhibition "Museum of a Big House in India" at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in 2017 is a new memory. After studying documentary photography at ICP, as a photojournalist in the 1990s, he repeatedly took photographs on social issues such as poverty and women in India, and has been published in Western media. However, he began to feel uncomfortable with the routine Indian journalism style, such as the depiction of poverty, and in the 2000s, he drew a line from the press and searched for an expression method that conveys his country from Shin's own perspective. "Privacy", which focuses on the wealthy people in India, is said to be a masterpiece that overturns the image of India so far, and this work "File Room" is probably one of the few in the world. It is a unique work featured in "Muro". Texts such as Forest of Paper and Sea of Paper are included in this book, but even in the forgotten analog world, hints to tell history and open up the next generation are hidden. (In addition, this book has 10 kinds of cover colors published, this is a light gray version)