SEIBUTSUGA
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Seibutsuga, meaning “still life” in Japanese.
This book by Japanese photographer Yoichi Onoda was inspired by his previous photo book "Clay and Light," a collection of photographs of ceramist Kosuke Teramura's work and the landscape of Mashiko, which he had the opportunity to exhibit in Taiwan. Using a color palette, portraits of women, plants, and other elements that reflect the Taiwanese atmosphere, he created a painting that evokes the bewitching beauty and modernity of old Asian films. The book's cover, with its dark purple velour texture, further enhances the exotic feel of the book.
This book by Japanese photographer Yoichi Onoda was inspired by his previous photo book "Clay and Light," a collection of photographs of ceramist Kosuke Teramura's work and the landscape of Mashiko, which he had the opportunity to exhibit in Taiwan. Using a color palette, portraits of women, plants, and other elements that reflect the Taiwanese atmosphere, he created a painting that evokes the bewitching beauty and modernity of old Asian films. The book's cover, with its dark purple velour texture, further enhances the exotic feel of the book.