Publisher/河出書房新社

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A photo book "Adieu AX (First Edition)" by Takuma Nakahira, a photographer who is very popular all over the world. Nakahira, who fell into acute alcohol intoxication in 1977 and managed to leave the hospital with a memory and language disorder, sealed the synonym "Bure Bokeh" and continues to search for new styles. In the 1960s, when he was shocked by William Klein's work, he questioned the nude and photographer's strong self-conscious works at that time, and continued to shoot "blurring blur" as if to counter them. As a result, he felt that the subject was too anonymous and the whole work lost the essence of photography. "About self-transformation of photography" at the end of the book also states, "Return to a simple photographer, dismantle self-consciousness, and recreate one's own consciousness." Following "New Gaze (1983)", a group of works by the reborn photographer Takuma Nakahira in the middle of his career. "Adu A X" means "Abayo X" with the meaning of goodbye to the photographs and various people so far. Obi missing.