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"Anticorps (Japanese Edition)" is a collection of works by Antoine D'Agata, a leading French photographer. When he became a member of the professional photography group "Magnum Photos" in 2004, it was a sense of the deepening of Magnum Photos, which evolves with the times in what it accepts. His style is different from the so-called traditional documentarians and journalists of the previous members, and his radical depictions of sex, life, and sometimes death as motifs, as well as his stance of using himself as a model, were very interesting, including his expressiveness. This book is a powerful book in which "sex" and "life" intersect in the abyss of sex, drugs, and violence, and also intersects with human strength and weakness. D'Agata himself becomes a party to the situation, crossing the abyss with his own body, and weaves the facts with images and his own words (drifting, ecstasy, desire, body, exhaustion, excess, feast, decadence, the end). . . This book is overwhelming with the strength and fear of photography, as well as the artist's soul and message.
