Publisher/Capc Musee d art Contemporain de Bordeaux

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A collection of works by American photographer Jack Pearson. Pearson is a photographer and artist who enjoyed explosive popularity in the 1990s. Not only images reminiscent of keywords such as ``everyday life'' and ``intimacy'' represented by Goldin, Corinne Day, and model Kate Moss, but also portraits, still life landscapes with depictions of color and light, and double-page spreads. The style was very fresh and artistic, using pagination to create an organic presentation, while sometimes incorporating logos, graphics, and drawings. What's more, I hate the fact that even though it has that image, they have done away with the art color and made it hand-sized, like a zine, which is easy to pick up. One person who highly praised Pearson's sensibilities was Takashi Homma, who followed this Pearson style design in his early books such as ``Babyland'' and later books, and Yurie Nagashima and others also strongly praised It is said that he was influenced by This book is also a zine-like book, consisting of a sequence of portraits and graphics in different colors, and was published at the time of his solo exhibition in 1997. Signed by the photographer .