Publisher/Edition Camera Austria

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A collection of works by Seiichi Furuya, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Memoires 1978 --1988". "Private photography" represented by Nobuyoshi Araki and Masahisa Fukase, but Furuya is also a representative writer who portrays his own feelings through a lens, and he remembers his wife, Christine, who lost herself due to suicide. I have published it many times in the form of various "photobooks". Then, in 2020, he released "Face to Face," which contained a portrait of his wife and himself in a double-page spread. It marks a break in the decades of the Memoires series. Here is the first work of the "Memoir". It contains illustrations taken during the 10 years from the encounter in 1978 to 1988, before the fall of the Berlin Wall, after 85 years of suicide. In the latter half, even the contacts taken from October 6th to 7th, 1985, when his wife committed suicide, are recorded, and the beginning of the silent conversation between Furuya and Christine is painful.