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"Landscape" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. Since the 1970s, Araki has established his own style of "personal photography" and has been highly acclaimed internationally as one of Japan's leading photographers, with his sharp gaze on eros, life and death, love and everyday life. This book, "Landscape," was published by Intermedia Publishing in 2002, and while it focuses on female nudes, it is characterized by its composition that places emphasis on the way the subject and the surrounding space are one as a "landscape." The photographs, which capture light and shadow, the body and background, and even the sense of time, give a sense of the maturity of Araki's sensibility, and are sensual yet poetic stillness. Unlike his early impulsive works, the gaze that sinks into the interior is impressive, making this a book that leaves a deep impression among Araki's works.
