Publisher/Little Big Man

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``European Diary 1983. 1984. (Unopened)'' is a collection of works by Keizo Kitajima, a photographer representing postwar Japan. Kitajima's current style is to talk about things and phenomena through "landscapes," as shown in "Untitled Records," which he regularly releases in the form of photo exhibitions and photo books. On the other hand, in the early 1970s, he focused on grainy monochrome works that made full use of are and blur, reminiscent of his mentor Daido Moriyama, and his illustrations were so impactful that they earned him the nickname "street sniper" according to Moriyama. was. The ``Europe'' works presented this time were taken during a trip to Europe after ``New York,'' when Kitajima began to feel uncomfortable with conventional creations and was searching for new ways to express and approach photography. It consists of illustrations, many of which are unpublished works. In addition, in the early days, it was a true "express delivery" style where photographs were printed on the same day they were taken and displayed the next day, but this one was released 35 years after the photograph was taken. This book allows you to get to the bottom of Kitajima's consciousness, who is always aware of the ``time axis'' of photography. Limited to 500 copies. New and unopened.