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"Television 1975-1976", a photo book by Japanese photographer Masao Mochizuki. Masao Mochizuki is a fourth-year student at the Tokyo College of Photography, who has produced a number of famous photographers, and is in sync with Japan's leading photographer Kazumasa Suda. Although there is no outstanding activity history from the 1970s to the 1980s, when Japanese photographers reached the peak of the world, the solo exhibition of the same name held in 1998 attracted the attention of the photography world in 2001. An artist who was in the spotlight in this book published in. From 1975 to 1976, faced a TV in a dark room at home, multiple-exposed continuously shot images, embedded 35 images in a 6 x 6 cm plate, and 200 plates in 2 years. A daunting project of shooting 7,000 shots. Throughout the world of television, which symbolizes the times, historical images and a mysterious kind of mandala are depicted. A collection of unique works that became a hot topic after a solo exhibition was held at a prestigious gallery in New York. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)