Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Japanese photographer Eri Arino's photo book “Cities Space Between Real and Unreal”. His real name is Masaki Arino. After graduating from Osaka Gakugei University, he became a photographer in the middle of the 1970s. Studied under Takeji Iwamiya and held an exhibition in the late 70s. This book is a memorable 1st photo book published in 1983 in a private version. Eri Arino's early masterpiece, which pursues the relationship between "city" and "human" and sometimes describes "city awareness" from the perspective of the city rather than human beings. It is composed of snapshots taken in big cities such as New York, London, Paris, Osaka, Kobe, etc., and the contrast and versatility of cities and people using reflection effectively is unique and interesting. Through the illustrations, there are so many deep works that fall into the illusion of appealing and appealing to things and cities more than humans.