Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

Google翻訳
"160 Sheets" is a photo collection by Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota, one of the most talked-about young photographers in the world today. Rather than creating "records" or "images" through on-site photography, Yokota emphasizes the serendipity achieved through editing and processing using tools like Photoshop and the development process, incorporating various special techniques. His style creates new images through the intersection of abstraction and figuration, reality and unreality, spirit and matter, chance and necessity. This series of works reconstructs the meaning and values of photography as it has traditionally been perceived, while also evoking a sense of modernity in light of the influence of digital cameras and the internet, and exploring new possibilities for photography. In recent years, Yokota has transcended the boundaries of photography to create installations and other works, and this book is a collection of abstract color illustrations that encapsulate Yokota's aforementioned worldview.