Publisher/写真評論社

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Japan's leading photographer Eiko Hosoe's photo collection “Hug”. Through collaboration with artists, such as the 1st photo book “Otoko Ono”, the first collaboration with Satoshi Hijikata, and “Rose imprisonment” with writer Yukio Mishima, the “live” and “sex” lurking in the depths of human beings Eikoh Hosoe pursued the problem and worked on free and experimental photographic expression. The work that incorporates the conceptual style and Japanese elements is regarded as one that made the world recognize post-war Japanese photography. This book is a representative work by Eiko Hosoe published in 1971. The following is an excerpt from the photographer's post: “Ten years have passed without confirming the strength and kindness of“ hug ”.“ Rose imprisonment is an unknown, and “Kamabuchi” is a memory. The reason why I couldn't fulfill the “hug” that could be said to be with me for 10 years was because I couldn't exceed that of the building brand (Nude). I think I have exceeded. "