Rinko Kawauchi - Utatane (川内 倫子 うたたね), Little More, 2001, Tokyo
Softcover with dustjacket, obi-band, with publishers inserts. First edition, printrun 4000 (according to Rinko Kawauchi), signed.
"Carps, clouds, a curtain, a tire, fried eggs, grandfather, a butterfly. These are the details of the everyday life that are too easily missed. Seen through the lens of Kawauchi's camera, however, the ordinary shines with bejeweled patterns of light; even an ant transforms into a statement of style. At the same time, the carcass of a dove proclaims the book's theme of the terror that exists next door to everyday beauty. This thoughtful debut photobook won awards for its graceful contemplation of mortality."
Pages: 132
Place: Tokyo
Year: 2001
Publisher: Little More
Size: 19 x 24 cm (approx.)
Included in "The Photobook: A History Volume II" by Parr/Badger
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Softcover with dustjacket, obi-band, with publishers inserts. First edition, printrun 4000 (according to Rinko Kawauchi), signed.
"Carps, clouds, a curtain, a tire, fried eggs, grandfather, a butterfly. These are the details of the everyday life that are too easily missed. Seen through the lens of Kawauchi's camera, however, the ordinary shines with bejeweled patterns of light; even an ant transforms into a statement of style. At the same time, the carcass of a dove proclaims the book's theme of the terror that exists next door to everyday beauty. This thoughtful debut photobook won awards for its graceful contemplation of mortality."
Pages: 132
Place: Tokyo
Year: 2001
Publisher: Little More
Size: 19 x 24 cm (approx.)
Included in "The Photobook: A History Volume II" by Parr/Badger
>> see more Vol. II picks here