A Bird, Blast #130 | Naoya Hatakeyama | Roshin books 2025 [SIGNED]

A Bird, Blast #130 | Naoya Hatakeyama | Roshin books 2025 [SIGNED]This book is the new edition of A BIRD BLAST #130, originally published by Taka Ishii Gallery in 2006. "The BLAST series, which captures the moment of blasting in a limestone quarry, was photographed remotely in hazardous sites inaccessible to humans. It stands as one of Naoya Hatakeyamas most celebrated bodies of work, acclaimed worldwide for its profound depiction of destruction and creation. Among the many blasts he photographed, one roll of

The pressure to conform and totalitarianism that surfaced with each society shaking event such as: the death of Emperor Showa

Some books have very small dots on the upper pages edges (please for example the photo of volume 6)

When the tides rise

For only a brief moment

Sakiko Nomura

What can be done

the flowers acquire a new shape

"This book is the first book by the artist Marvin Bonheur and brings together 10 years of photographs taken in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis where he grew up

not conflict

Nor does she take a position on the recent political and communal efforts to contain these excesses

and accidental social

Humans are restrained