Publisher/思想社

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A collection of works by Koichi Miyazaki, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Scissorings". Since the 1960s, he has worked as a designer in the advertising department of Takashimaya, and then moved to Mos Advertising, which was founded by Hiroshi Sano, who was the boss of the Takashimaya era and will be in charge of texts in many of Miyazaki's photo books, where his ally, Isao Inagoshi. I will work with Shinpei Asai (a photo exhibition by three people was also held in the 1970s). As it is said to be a "photographer who does not take pictures", in the 1960s he published a "photobook" with newspaper and magazine cutouts and TV images as a motif, and this book is the first book. It is said to be the forerunner of "found photo", and the "background" of the illustrations of newspapers and magazines used with "meaning" such as "copying the truth", "recording", and "adding captions" is separated and flattened. A "new world" that can be seen by looking at the illustrations. Although it is a companion in style, it is a collection of works published in the same year as "Provoke", and it is a book that shines with outstanding individuality and high creativity in the kind of "Compola" around 70 years. An unknown masterpiece. Text Shinichi Kusamori. Limited to 500 copies. Obi missing.