About the photographer, Munemasa TAKAHASHI (b. 1980, Tokyo):

Munemasa TAKAHASHI is a Tokyo-based photographer. He graduated from Nippon Photography Institute, Tokyo in 2001. In 2002 he received the Superior prize in the 11th Canon New Cosmos of Photography. After 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, he became a member of Salvage Memory project, a volunteer effort to recover nearly 750,000 family photos that had been lost in the town of Yamamoto in Miyagi prefecture, one of the towns worst hit by tsunami. The project returned more than 41,000 photos to their owners and it’s still continuing presently. While many of the photos were returned, there were too heavily damaged photos to be returned and thrown into a 'Hopeless' box. He took these 'Hopeless' photos and turned them into a traveling exhibition 'Lost & Found Project' that aimed to raise funds for tsunami survivors.

Photo books by Munemasa TAKAHASHI

'Skyfish' (2010); 'Tsunami, Photographs, and The - LOST&FOUND PROJECT' (2014); 'Laying Stones' (2014)

'Skyfish' by Japanese photographer Munemasa TAKAHASHI, born and still working in the metropolis of Tokyo, refers to his urgent desire to encounter nature. This photo book is interesting and understandable for everyone who's taking photographs in nature.
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'Laying Stones' is in sharp contrast to Munemasa TAKAHASHI's debut photo book. It is dedicated to a good friend who suddenly passed away in 2014 by suicide. The artist book is lovingly & personally designed and consists only of black and white photographs
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