Publisher/Nazraeli Press

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Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama's (1938-) collection of works, "Kuchibiru (One Picture Book #39)," was published in 2006 by Nazraeli Press as part of a limited edition series of 500 copies. Since the 1950s, Moriyama has consistently explored the anonymity of the city and fragments of desire, using a unique visual language of rough grain and strong contrast to question the very essence of seeing. In this work, he explores the boundary between the human body and the city through the symbolic motif of lips. Images of lips, which appear on posters, advertisements, and street figures, portray the boundary between desire and loneliness, presence and absence, highlighting the ambiguity of vision. The small format condenses the tension and poetry of Moriyama's photographs, quietly stimulating the viewer's memories and senses. Signed by the photographer and including prints .