Body studies

The out-of-print volume 'Vertigo' by Daisuke YOKOTA is a kind of evolutionary sequel to 'Back Yard'. It contains close-ups as well as bird's-eye views of files. It refers to and clarifies the editing methods used by making the viewer aware of the sequence

Out-of-print photo book 'Corpus' by Daisuke YOKOTA consists of around forty grainy nude photographs. The b/w images show an indefinable tangle of human limbs and torsos in the confines of a nondescript bedroom - made tangible in an uncanny yet sensual way

'Kagero and Colors' by Daido MORIYAMA, contains full-color color & b/w photographs. It brings together a variety of previously unseen color nudes along with the collection he published back in 1972 in his now highly sought after fourth monograph 'Kagerou'

In his out-of-print photo volume 'Mirror' Joachim LADEFOGED takes an artistic look at bodybuilders. The Danish photographer sees their muscular bodies as sculptures and is fascinated by the bodybuilders' passion and dedication to persevere at all costs.

'Catálogo' by Miguel CAKLDERÓN gathers images of prostitutes that were shown to him when he was thirteen, so that he could choose one of them for his 'initiation into manhood'. Thirty years later, he uses them to analyze and narrate his sexual awakening.

In this out-of-print photo volume, 'Nude', American photographer Ralph GIBSON shows a collection of nudes, his best works. His mysterious, dreamlike images pay homage to such greats as MAN RAY and Edward WESTON, while continually pursuing new frontiers.

This out-of-print catalog volume shows how Bill BRANDT - a German-British key figure in 20th century photography - was fascinated by the strange and dark aspects of life, from his earliest photographs from the 1930s to his late portraits and body studies.

In the book 'For my Mother' Ren HANG tells in a playful way about feelings, fears as well as the loneliness of the young generation in China. His works stand for the rebellion against conventions, where nudity and sexual freedom are subject to censorship.