Google翻訳
"Nude Space Time," a collection of works by Japanese photographer Mitsuo Honjo. A member of the Naniwa Photography Club, Japan's oldest photography group and a pioneer of pre-war emerging photography such as Kiyoshi Koishi and Nakaji Yasui, Honjo joined in 1935 and focused on experimental creation. After the war, he exhibited numerous works in both domestic and international photography exhibitions, some of which are included in permanent collections. Since the postwar period, he has consistently worked on nudes overflowing with sculptural beauty, and this book contains 75 illustrations, mainly produced from the 1950s to the 1970s. His nudes exist in a "four-dimensional space" that adds a "time axis" to "three-dimensional space," and his works are characterized by their "movement," utilizing then-new techniques such as overlapping exposures, overlapping prints, and multi-strobe lighting. Even today, the numerous modern and beautiful illustrations feel completely timeless. (Missing dust jacket.)
