Publisher/光琳社出版

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"Piles of Time (Signed, With OBI)" is a photobook by Japanese photographer Risaku Suzuki. Risaku Suzuki began creating art using photography as his medium in the late 1980s. In 1998, he published his first photobook, "KUMANO," which focused on visualizing geographical movement and temporal progression from Tokyo to Kumano and then to his hometown of Shingu City, Wakayama Prefecture. The following year, he won the Ihei Kimura Photography Award for this book. In 2007, he held a solo exhibition, "Kumano, Snow, Cherry Blossoms," at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, and in 2015, "Risaku Suzuki Photo Exhibition: Stream of Consciousness" was held at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, establishing him as a leading contemporary Japanese photographer with international recognition. This book is Suzuki's second photobook and is composed of two parts: "Osorezan," which was photographed at Mount Osore in Aomori Prefecture, and "Izanami," which is about the festival at Hanaiwaya Shrine in Mie Prefecture. Like "KUMANO," it captures the journey in a road movie style. "Just as time and space are two sides of the same coin in film, neither 'Osorezan' nor 'Izanami' truly exist until the pages are opened. These photographs exist in the feelings a person experiences upon finishing them." ("A Collection of Photographs Simply Waiting to Arrive," Takako Matsuda). With dust jacket. Signed by the photographer .