Publisher/赤々舎

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Nao Nakai, "Matoi / Shu". In front of his grandmother, who suffered from Alzheimer's disease and was changing, Nakai, who was a photographer, inevitably turned his lens to that figure. I hope that I can see what is the basis of being alive. .. And it is also spelled like this. "We, who usually give meaning to ourselves and also take meaning to others, tend to think that the absence of meaning is empty, but" existence of an individual "is" meaning. " I was convinced that I was ahead of the game and strong enough to shoot. " Gradually, Nakai's lenses went beyond his grandmother to his friends and people he met. "It's not shining, it's not sinking in the dark, it's just there. I wanted to make it a portrait," (from the postscript).