FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya
FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya

FUJIKO NAKAYA by Fujiko Nakaya

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155 x 232 mm

SoftCover

144 Pages

A collection of works by Gabby Laurent, a UK -based photographer. -A loss of grace, sleeping, pregnancy (Falling pregnant), step -by -step (Falling in LINE), different (Falling Apartment) -Falling Apartment -Using the English verb "Fall". The expression refers to the act of being comedy, tragic, full of loss and intentional giving up, and is repeated through our lives. The "fall" dance played by the author who reflects the personal situation of bereavement and the birth of life is a space for introspection, and in order to repeatedly leave themselves to gravity and consider the time, fate, and situation. Creating a visual space.

What does it mean to fall? The idiomatic expression quoted by the author suggests a kind of failure that is generally regarded as not feminine or unhustwear, self -control and a lack of calmness. The author uses a feminist and performing visual language to explore self -control and acceptance of fate. However, if you read this work further, you will see the inconsistent elements that exist there. If the fall is essentially an accidental event, the destructive and intentional performance is not a loss of control, but rather the moment when you control your own actions. 。

The sequence of the late pregnancy, which is extremely dangerous, is caught in the sequence that deducts from the starting block. There are scenes that are likely to be everywhere, such as slipping and falling off the stairs, falling vigorously on a bicycle. Other trivial moments capture the creator who is completely falling. The body that has become a lane in the rough texture and blur unique to the photo is released from the background. Various moments and gestures that are rewinded, repeated, or canceled by each other in a intermittent and disturbed sequence, come in and bring out the reactions in everyday life & MDASH Edward My Bridge (EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE) Remilled the continuous photos of the emotions and the shaking of the emotions and the psychological state. If you see a stranger falling on the street, you will be breathing unintentionally, but every gesture will take the same reaction. Not only does he just play a comical failure, but he finally stood up, and the artist who paid for dust and regain themselves has a challenging attitude.

* Due to transportation, some scratches and dirt may be found.

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