Publisher/光琳社出版

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"Family" is a photo collection by Japanese photographer Yurie Nagashima. Last year, she exhibited "And a Pinch of Irony and a Little Bit of Love" at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, and has been garnering attention not only in Japan but also overseas. While studying at Musashino Art University, she exhibited a nude self-portrait of herself with her family at the "Urbanart #2" exhibition held at Parco in 1993, and won the Parco Award. She won the Kimura Ihei Photography Award (also won by HIROMIX and Mika Ninagawa) for her photo collection "PASTIME PARADISE," which compiles photos from her university days. In recent years, she has also been active as a writer, and won the Kodansha Essay Award for her short story collection "Memories of the Back." She is a photographer who has continued to question the discomfort of the way "family" and "women" are perceived in society, using expressions such as "nude." This book is a collection of such family photos, and the author describes it as a book with a "personal atmosphere" and a "universal scene," but it is a book that contains candid images of the family and sometimes nostalgic images of the family's daily life. He also writes that the two emotions he began taking photos were the "sense of security" and "sense of loneliness" that came from the presence of his family.