Shigenjitsu (death reality) Photographe Français(e) avec ses structures infiniment labyrinthiques

avec ses structures infiniment labyrinthiques et son opulence visuelle

sometimes melancholy and surrealist

The Tokyo project presents photographic illustrations of his exploration of life and the urban space of his hometown

Bundles of film negatives without record of time and place they were taken are thrown into a box

le bruit et la vive atmosphère de l’ abattoir de Matsubara

Shigenjitsu (death reality) Photographe Français(e) avec ses structures infiniment labyrinthiquesA photo book "Death Reality" by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is a collection of photographs using corroded film, and while it is a snap that captures everyday life, the screen has a surprising appearance due to corrosion. Life and death always accompany Araki when he talks about it. While there is vivid nudity as if it represents life, art critic Toshiharu Ito describes Araki as "having a strange inclination to lean