Publisher/Zen Foto Gallery

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"Shinjuku Lost Child (Fisrt Printing, Signed)" is a collection of works by Yang Seung-woo, a photographer from South Korea who is currently active in Japan. Came to Japan in 1996. After graduating from the Nippon Photography Institute and Tokyo Polytechnic University, Faculty of Art, Department of Photography, and completing the graduate school of the same, he is a photographer based in Japan. Since 2000, he has been actively holding solo exhibitions at galleries in Japan, and his encounter with Mark Pearson, the owner of Zen Foto Gallery, led to the publication of his first book. A book composed of illustrations of "Shinjuku" taken nearly 10 years after coming to Japan. The stage is "Shinjuku Kabukicho", a town where Katsumi Watanabe used to go and where Seiji Kurata filmed like a hunter. Unlike Watanabe or Kurata, Yang Seung-Woo's perspective is not only about accidents and troubles, working people and scary people, earning people and people with no money, but also foreigners, children, the governor of Tokyo and the yakuza, babies and pistols. , which depicts the charm of this city from a flatter and more multifaceted perspective. Published in 2016, 1st printing. Signed by the photographer . Obi missing.