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Masahisa Fukase’s family ran a photography studio in Hokkaido for three generations. Returning there in 1971, the photographer rediscovered a setting and a subject—the portrait of a constantly evolving family—which he would use for 18 years as a testing ground for a series that combines the simplicity and weightiness of family portraits and the passage of time with the photographer’s sense of humor; afterword by Tomo Kosuga, black-and-white photos.
MACK Books, 2019
94 pages
23 × 31 cm
ISBN 9781912339570
Masahisa Fukase’s family ran a photography studio in Hokkaido for three generations. Returning there in 1971, the photographer rediscovered a setting and a subject—the portrait of a constantly evolving family—which he would use for 18 years as a testing ground for a series that combines the simplicity and weightiness of family portraits and the passage of time with the photographer’s sense of humor; afterword by Tomo Kosuga, black-and-white photos.
MACK Books, 2019
94 pages
23 × 31 cm
ISBN 9781912339570
