Publisher/Lars Muller

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Kazuma Obara "Reset--Beyond Fukushima: Will the Nuclear Catastrophe Bring Humanity to Its Senses?". Born in Iwate prefecture in 1985, he has been working on photography since he was a high school student, and when he was a university student, he traveled the world to take snapshots, but after graduating he got a job at a financial institution. When I was a company employee, I was impressed by photojournalist Kuni Takahashi, and when I participated in Takahashi's workshop, I started aiming to become a photographer in earnest. The photo book "Silent Histories" (handmade, 45 copies), which follows the victims of the air raids in the Pacific War, has been nominated for Paris Photo and received numerous awards, and has been popularized by the Mexican publishing RM. A version has also been published. This is a book that summarizes images and texts that capture the support of local disaster activities and encounters with people by quitting the office worker in a hurry after the Great East Japan Earthquake and heading to Tohoku.