Publisher/Torch Press

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Rinko Kawauchi, "The River Embraced Me". In terms of fashion terms, he is a very "real-close" photographer, and is the central expression of the mental image that many Japanese women have, such as the selection of motifs, moderately restrained expressions, and composition coloring. It may be said that it is a person. A number of works that may be described as "contemporary art within reach" rather than "luxury within reach". This book is a collection of works published at the exhibition held at the Kumamoto City Museum of Contemporary Art in 2016, and Kawauchi, who heard episodes of memories of people living in Kumamoto City, wanted to visually capture that image. It consists of plates taken in the city. Someone's memory becomes the photographer's memory, and through the viewer, it becomes someone's memory again. It is a book that resonates with Kawauchi's photographs and sensibilities that always open the door to someone's memory and heart. Booklet included. Second edition.