Publisher/新潮社

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A collection of works by Masato Seto, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Living Room, Tokyo (Signed for Previous Owner)". From December 2020 to January 2021, a major retrospective exhibition “Map of Memory” was held at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum. Masato Seto is still fresh in our memory. Seto, who worked as an assistant to Masahisa Fukase, one of the leading post-war Japanese photographers, who has been re-evaluated in recent years, and has also been a printer for nearly 20 years, has compiled a series of essays with Fukase in the essay "Fukase Shokyuden” (Nippon Camera) was also published last year. This book is Seto's representative work, a masterpiece that has been awarded the 21st Kimura Ihei Photography Award along with "Silent Mode". It consists of 8 x 10 illustrations based on portraits and interiors of personal spaces that cannot be discerned from the exterior, such as people who have moved from Asia and the Middle East, and sometimes Japanese people. A book full of humanism and journalism that captures the current state of Tokyo, which is rich in international flavor. The exhibition is an 18-meter scroll, and this book is also a specially bound book in which 8-meter paper is gathered in a bellows. Signed with respect .