Publisher/赤々舍

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"Private Scenes" is a collection of works by Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading photographers who has been re-evaluated worldwide in recent years. "Private photography" represented by Fukase and Nobuyoshi Araki. Even if the subject is the subject, the object of expression is "myself (I)", and it refers to something that strongly expresses one's own feelings in the photograph. When I looked at him, I felt that I was nothing more than the unmistakable image of him,” he describes him. The Fukase style has been depicted in a series of cat works such as "Yoko", "Sasuke", and "Family", but as a result, it was Fukase's last work. This "private view" became the culmination. Finally, Fukase himself appears throughout the work, even painting it. It is a unique group of works in which you can feel the strong personality of the photographer's eccentricity. Japanese version. The text is by Tomo Kosuga of the Masahisa Fukase Archive and Masako Toda, a photography historian.