Daido Moriyama (1938-) is a Japanese photographer best known for his black-and-white photographs, characterized by sharp contrasts and heavy grain. He is the leader of Provoke, a Japanese movement of the 1970s known for its use of instant photography. "Momoe" is the latest addition to a series of four books titled "Woman in the Night" (Shinobu, Hiroko, Naomi, Yukari). Daido Moriyama likes to play with composition, for example by incorporating city signage, window reflections, or advertising images—some more faded than others—into his photos. Some photographs appear imperfect because they are blurry or overexposed.
Size: 29.7 cm 21 cm
Published by Akio Nagasawa Publishing
Numbered and signed edition (27/350)
Daido Moriyama (1938-) is a Japanese photographer best known for his black-and-white photographs, characterized by sharp contrasts and heavy grain. He is the leader of Provoke, a Japanese movement of the 1970s known for its use of instant photography. "Momoe" is the latest addition to a series of four books titled "Woman in the Night" (Shinobu, Hiroko, Naomi, Yukari). Daido Moriyama likes to play with composition, for example by incorporating city signage, window reflections, or advertising images—some more faded than others—into his photos. Some photographs appear imperfect because they are blurry or overexposed.
Size: 29.7 cm 21 cm
Published by Akio Nagasawa Publishing
Numbered and signed edition (27/350)
