Jpeg
by Naoki Kajitani
Photographs: Naoki Kajitani
Publisher: Sokyu-Sha
Pictures: colour illustrations throughout
Year: 2013
Price: 55 €
Comments: 21,5 x 28,5 x 1,5 cm, Hardcover
The artist has been using a digital camera to take flimsy and kitschy landscapes which exist everywhere in the countryside of Japan. And he named this series "JPEG," which is a common method of lossy compression for digital photography and represents "Japan". This way seems to symbolize recent Japan.
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Jpeg
by Naoki Kajitani
Photographs: Naoki Kajitani
Publisher: Sokyu-Sha
Pictures: colour illustrations throughout
Year: 2013
Price: 55 €
Comments: 21,5 x 28,5 x 1,5 cm, Hardcover
The artist has been using a digital camera to take flimsy and kitschy landscapes which exist everywhere in the countryside of Japan. And he named this series "JPEG," which is a common method of lossy compression for digital photography and represents "Japan". This way seems to symbolize recent Japan.
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Shōji Ueda
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And, do you still hear the peacocks? (last copies)
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Yusurika
by Yoshinori Mizutani
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Jpeg
by Naoki Kajitani
Photographs: Naoki Kajitani
Publisher: Sokyu-Sha
Pictures: colour illustrations throughout
Year: 2013
Price: 55 €
Comments: 21,5 x 28,5 x 1,5 cm, Hardcover
The artist has been using a digital camera to take flimsy and kitschy landscapes which exist everywhere in the countryside of Japan. And he named this series "JPEG," which is a common method of lossy compression for digital photography and represents "Japan". This way seems to symbolize recent Japan.
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Paris + (signed)
by Daido Moriyama
sold out -
Shōji Ueda
by Shoji Ueda
sold out -
Paris 88/89 (last copy)
by Daido Moriyama
sold out -
And, do you still hear the peacocks? (last copies)
by Miho Kajioka
Euro 250 -
Yusurika
by Yoshinori Mizutani
sold out -
Color Photographs (signed - last copy)
by Daisuke Yokota
sold out
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