War (Vol 5 & 6)

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War (Vol 5 & 6)
As the war in Ukraine goes on, photographer Oleksandr Glyadelov continues his photographic series War. He follows Ukrainian troops and is usually one of the first civilians who arrives after the liberation of a city or village to record the...

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War (Vol 3 & 4)

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War (Vol 3 & 4)
Each volume of this series deals with the presentation of highly charged content and documents the state of affairs in Ukraine with the sensibility of an analogue camera that takes no chances. Glyadelov claims that there is no distance between...

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Havana Noir

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Havana Noir
A few years ago, I passed Cuban nights through Havana’s streets, and they were always accompanied by a sense of cheerfulness. Today, joy and smiles are changed in sense of resignation and disappoint due to the situation of total social...

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我不知道 / Wǒ bù zhīdào

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我不知道 / Wǒ bù zhīdào
I do not know, 我 不 知道, (pronounced Wǒ bù zhīdào), is the first complete sentence I learned in Chinese. And every time people ask me ‘What is going on in China?’ I always respond using that sentence: Wǒ bù...

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D'AGATI VUCCIRIA

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D'AGATI VUCCIRIA
“La Vucciria” is one of Palermo’s oldest market districts, founded 900 years ago by the Arabs who formerly ruled Sicily.
 Many people still live in ramshackle buildings showing the effects of World War II bombings, as well as from the...

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VERBUM

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VERBUM
The whole photographic work revolves around the words/phrases Attilio Solzi chose and told to performers and artists to write in abandoned, occupied or vandalized places. The nudity of the writers as well as the use of Latin in the title...

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Night Flight

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Night Flight
"What am I doing? I find myself naked, sprawled out on the bed in soft darkness. The light from the lamp shines as if it were floating through the air. The silk sheets feel good wrapped around my skin. Sitting...

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ALL L/Right

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ALL L/Right
ALL L/Right I wake up to find our world in a whirlpool. Sad news after sad news. It’s so easy to get trapped in the gloom. Why am I here in this world? Why do we try to live? Natural...

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A Fallen Angel

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A Fallen Angel
When we dream, no matter how strange the dream is, we are only carried along by it as a raft adrift on waves. Turn the pages of A Fallen Angel too as if you were a raft adrift on waves....

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Amniotic Glow

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Amniotic Glow
"Amniotic Glow" contains three photo sessions to model Manami Usamaru, in 2014 and twice in 2019. Usamaru who described Kasai, who has photographed many women as a "rare subject with charm that cannot be described in medio- cre words". "Amniotic...

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I Am Here

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I Am Here
Saki Otsuka’s “I Am Here” is self-assertion, self-expression, self-emancipation. Featuring works created in the past ten years, Saki Otsuka explores and utilizes her own body, her own image in a series of photo paintings—photographic self-portraits (both nude and non-nude) that...

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Tombstone Pile Driver

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Tombstone Pile Driver
“Tombstone Pile Driver” goes back to Osamu Kanemura’s roots. Though Kanemura has in recent years expanded his output to include video works, digital photography and handmade publications, the core of his work is tied to manual film photography. For “Tombstone...

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Moonlight

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Moonlight
Sakiko Nomura’s photobook “Moonlight” captivates its readers with large format (420 × 297 ㎜) and its sensuous, intimate photographs. The fifth collaboration between Nomura and Japanese publisher LibroArte consists of photographs taken during a visit to Taiwan in October 2016....

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Tsukiyo

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Tsukiyo
In Sakiko Nomura’s “Tsukiyo”, flowers adorning the grave of her mother intersect with nudes of an enigmatic, young male model, photographs of Tokyo and snapshots of animals and streets. With the solemn gentleness that characterizes much of her work, Nomura...

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Dear Hattori

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Dear Hattori
Ten years have passed since Hattori the cat and I came across each other. He doesn't look much different, but when I watch him playing and and then see him getting tired and falling asleep much sooner than he used...

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Hey! Hattori

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Hey! Hattori
At my house I have a cat named Hattori-kun. Hattori-kun fled from Futaba, a town in Fukushima, when the Great East Japan Earthquake devastated the area in 2011. At the time, I wasn't much interested in photographing cats. But as...

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