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"Hard Light" is a collection of collaborative works by American conceptual artists Ed Ruscha and Lawrence Weiner. Ed Ruscha creates art through various means of expression such as painting, photography, printmaking, film, and drawing. Originally a graphic designer, his pop art-like works quoting commercial advertisements symbolize post-war America, and are even described as symbols of post-war American art. The possibilities of art are discovered from various viewpoints. In addition, Ruscha, who asserts that photography is just one of the means of expression, is famous for leaving many works in the form of "books" using photographs in the 1960s and 1970s, and this work is the final chapter. A single sentence, "in the year 2000 all racecar driving will be taken over by women," and the daily lives of three female acquaintances. A collection of works that divides one frame into 9 chapters and depicts it like a scene from a movie. This is a meaningful book with many meanings.