Publisher/青土社

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A photo book "Death Reality (With OBI)" by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is a collection of photographs using corroded film, and while it is a snap that captures everyday life, the screen has a surprising appearance due to corrosion. Life and death always accompany Araki when he talks about it. While there is vivid nudity as if it represents life, art critic Toshiharu Ito describes Araki as "having a strange inclination to lean toward the existence of death." In addition, Araki himself stated in his author "Journey to Photographs" that "photographs are copies of private reality" and that the relationship between the other person and himself is "screaming as private reality or death reality." However, in the photograph (consciousness), it seems that life and death are always intermingled, and even in this book, it seems that there is a danger that everyday life will be darkened. From the publisher below, "Is this the underworld or the world of nightmares? The devilish image burned into the whole volume. Moreover, the nostalgic feeling that I saw someday. The sweetness that weaves with a surreal image of the boundary between dreams and awakenings. A tour of the hell. A completely new collection of photographs that breaks the image of the nightmare. " With obi.