Publisher/Peperoni Books

Google翻訳
"Tokyo Compression Final Cut (Unopened)", a collection of works by German photographer Michael Wolf (1954-2019). Born in Munich in 1954, he spent his student days in the United States and Canada before returning to Germany to major in visual communication at the University of Essen, where he studied under Otto Steinert. He has been a journalist since the 1990s and spent several years in Hong Kong commissioning the prestigious German magazine Stern, but gradually shifted to fine art with the decline of the magazine industry. After that, with the theme of "city", he presented meaningful works that portrayed "landscapes", "expressions" and "fragments" of big cities around the world from various angles, especially with the motif of the crowded trains of the Tokyo subway in this book. The portrait is known as Wolf's masterpiece. And this book is the final series. The ordinary daily life reveals various facial expressions and emotions of people living in the city through close-ups and cutting methods. New unopened.