April 12, 2024
YURIKO TAKAGI "Confused Gravitation" Nude Photo Book
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YURIKO TAKAGI "Confused Gravitation" Nude Photo Book Yuriko TAKAGI, photographer. "Confused Gravitaion." Kohtaro IIZAWA, essay. Japan: Bijutsu Shuppan-sha, 1994, First Edition, OOP, HB, no dj as issued, 35 cm x 26 cm, 48 pp, 28 single and double-page plates, b/w photos. Condition: Very Good, inside is very clean and bright, outside white boards not so white anymore, as usual. Comments: From the Contemporary Nudes series which also includes rare volumes featuring the work of Fuyuki HATTORI, Kaoru IZIMA and Yoshihiko UEDA. Rare large-format Collectible Photobook from one of the most unique of Japanese photographers. Scarce. "Takagi's nude photos enable us to escape the physical gravitation that never ceases to be part of us. One is reminded of life inside the womb: light strikes the form as if a life is beginning, conveying a sense of our existence in which we drift in and out of our dreams and our memories. Liberated flesh radiates an aura of strength." This import photobook was never reprinted and never published outside of Japan. Images reminiscent of Eikoh Hosoe. Yuriko TAKAGI bio: Born in Tokyo 1951. Studied graphic design at Musashino Art University in 1969-1973. She moved to England w she learned fashion design at Trent Polytechnic. She then worked as a freelance fashion designer in Paris and London. She began working as a photographer
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