Japanese photographer

With Photoworks by Michael ACKERMAN / Morten ANDERSEN / Thorsten KIRCHHOFF / Peer KUGLER / André LÜTZEN / Hisashi MURAYAMA & Filippo ROMANO

re-dit 2013

The photo volume 'Wonderful Days' by Masahisa FUKASE contains about 30 b/w shots of Masahsa FUKASE's apartment with cats, interior and his wife Yoko. Without further information in the book, the date of the photos can be estimated between 1960s to 1980s.

How do digital photography & Photoshop influence architectural representation? This compendium 'Fiction & Fabrication' contains current architectural photographs - from fictional constructs to real buildings, some of which seem more fantastic than fiction

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 18 x 13 x 2 cm., 438 pp., 430 b/w ills., multi-lingual text: English, Japanese and Chinese, Ltd. to 700 copies

Out-of-print 'Immerse' by Daisuke YOKOTA closes his Teikai trilogy. Dream-like b/w images meet abstract colour works, mixed with nudes. He brings fragments together to showcase the way he has developed his artistic approach since his first TEIKAI volume.

Pb., 26 x 18 cm., 14 pp., 23 color ills., Jbilingual text: apanese / English, Ltd. to 250 copies

HC, 23 x 27 cm., 64 pp., 40 b/w ills., English / Japanese, Ltd. to 500 copies

The xtremely rare photo volume 'Underground Generation' contains works by Daido MORIYAMA, Eikoh HOSOE, Jun MORINAGA, Masahisa FUKASE, Kishin SHINOYAMA and Kenji ISHIGURO who were in 1968 out and about with their cameras. in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo.

The volume 'Looking Through: Le Corbusier Windows' by Japanese photographer Takashi HOMMA illustrates the role of windows as spaces rather than surfaces that connect the interior of a building and the surrounding landscape, or the private and the public.