Publisher/東京都写真美術館

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"Endless Landscapes," an exhibition catalogue by Italian photographer Luigi Ghiri (1943–2012), was published in conjunction with the artist's first large-scale solo exhibition in Asia, held at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum to commemorate the museum's 30th anniversary. Based in Emilia-Romagna, Ghiri has been known since the 1970s for his detached portrayals of Italian landscapes and urban life, imbuing his work with a unique poetic quality in color and composition. After working in commercial photography and design, his keen eye for capturing everyday scenes—city signs, windows, and reflections in mirrors—resonated with the New Color movement while also capturing a distinctively Italian tranquility and the depth of time. This book includes a wide range of works, from representative works featured in exhibitions to his early experimental series and travel documents, vividly conveying Ghiri's lifelong pursuit of the "endless landscape." The catalog is packed with essays by the authors and tracing the artist's career, and the meticulous color reproduction and high-quality binding fully convey the appeal of the work, allowing you to deeply appreciate the artist's worldview.