Hassan Hajjaj

Hassan Hajjaj

¥5,500(¥5,000 + tax)

Publisher/RVB Books

   Published/2020
Format/ソフトカバー   Pages/-   Size/230*330*20
Google翻訳
A collection of works by Moroccan contemporary artist Hassan Hajjaj. Born in 1961, the flag bearer of pop art, also known as the “Moroccan Andy Warhol”. Hassan, who moved to London when he was a teenager and was influenced by pop culture and the club scene, initially launched a fashion brand and went from design to management, but later turned into a photographer. His style is full of originality, which is a fusion of African culture with its roots in North Africa and London pop culture. Furthermore, he shows a glimpse of a social side, such as appealing to consumerism through artistic expression, and is currently highly acclaimed worldwide. I'm here. This book is a collection of works published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the European Museum of Photography (MEP) in 2019, and contains colorful and powerful images that intersect Africa and England, fashion and art. The curator is Simon Baker, who has introduced many Japanese photographers such as Daido Moriyama to Tate Modern. Second edition.
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