Publisher/Hysteric

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A photo book "bukubuku" by Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase. Masahisa Fukase has spent his life looking at himself as a "human being" and "photographer" through familiar subjects such as his wife, father, family, cat, and raven. After graduating from the Nihon University College of Art, he started working in commercials, and after working for Daiichi Sendensha and Kawade Shobo, he became a freelancer. After that, as if to confirm the meaning of "I" and "take a picture", I began to point the lens at myself, my relatives, and my surroundings. Crow)” and “Father’s Memory (Father)”. In 1992, he was severely injured in an accident, and since then his activities as a photographer were suspended. This book is one of the "Private Views" series published in the later years of the activity, and is a book composed of illustrations that include the water surface of the bathtub and the self floating in the water. A self-portrait that arrived in the midst of the conflict of the photographic act of superimposing the photograph and the self. A collection of works from the later years of a photographer who ended up creating works that objectified himself, which was described as "a private novel of photography." Comes with glassine paper (opened and torn).