Publisher/淡交社

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A collection of works by Risaku Suzuki, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Kumano, Yuki, Sakura". This book is a collection of catalog works published at the time of the exhibition held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in the fall of 2007. I have been shooting since 1997, and "KUMANO", which became my maiden work, continued as my life work even after its release, and after 10 years of recording, I decided to shoot in Yoshino, where Kumano led me to visit. "Cherry blossoms" and "White" with snowflake motifs taken at Tokachidake in Hokkaido are included. By changing the phase from everyday to hare, from reality to memory, from moment to eternity, from life to death, from macro to micro, from existence to nothingness, and from nothingness to existence, it is further amplified. When we surrender ourselves to that fluctuation in front of , we also begin to hear “endless songs”. I carve a song so that my senses, memories, and questions that are born there go back and forth. These photographs are a vision that provides such a continuous stimulus."