Publisher/Hopper & Fuchs

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A collection of works by Ren Han, one of China's leading photographers, "For My Mother". Using the motifs of “friendly,” “sexual,” “nude,” and “objects,” Len Hang has expressed “contemporary art” rather than “documentary” in an “avant-garde” style. Although it makes you feel the side left by the masters of the 20th century in places, it uses "ordinary people" as models who are not particularly beautiful or handsome, and it seems like a utopia if you shoot in a room. There is originality in the way that reality and fiction intersect, such as by mixing things shot on stage, and it also gives a sense of modern elements. In addition, the subject itself, and the fact that multiple subjects create art called "objects" give a sense of a certain Chinese character, and it is attractive that the identity is not blurred even though various elements are intertwined in a complex manner. This book is the first book published after Len Han's death. Over 50 recordings including masterpieces.