Publisher/Super Deluxe

Google翻訳
Japanese photographer Risaku Suzuki's photo book "Sekka-zu". In 1998, he published his 1st photo book "KUMANO", which was based on the visualization of geographical movement and temporal transition from Tokyo to Kumano, and then to his hometown of Shingu City, Wakayama Prefecture. Piles of Time was released the following year. won the Kimura Ihei Photo Award. In 2007, he held a solo exhibition "Kumano, Snow, Cherry Blossoms" at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, and in 2015 at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, "Suzuki Risaku Photo Exhibition Flow of Consciousness" was held. It is also rated as a home around the world. This book is a collection of works published by Super Lab in 2012. "A collection of still images taken from the 24-minute, 39-second video work <Sekka> shot with the movie function of a digital camera. When the camera is focused, snowflakes emerge from the darkness. A static image that can be said to be a slice of visual experience is also a memory of Suzuki's retina." (From the photographer's website).