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"Paris" is a collection of photographs by Tokio Seike, a Japanese photographer active in the world. After graduating from photography school in Japan, she moved to Japan after serving as an assistant for Tadahiko Hayashi. I was determined to burn with real photographs and real prints I saw in the gallery, and to play overseas. We will not create works with a strong distinctive Japanese motif, but will decide to create works that can be played on the same ground with the same subjects as top photographers overseas. After returning to Japan, I often went to England while doing editorial work, but my eyes were on a foreign woman, Zoe Leonard, who happened to be met at a Japanese model office, taking her for about five years to be a subject The created works were presented as a photo book "Zoe". This book is one book composed of a picture of "Paris", which was then taken between 1990 and 3 years. The city of Paris is a captivating city, with a brasserie and Henri Cartier-Bresson, as well as a captivating photographer. A number of quiet, poetic figures, such as the banks of the Seine, rain-drenched cobbles, and confusing trees, portrayed through outstanding light and shadow depictions.