MORE THAN ONE WORLD New Japanese Photography 50 Years On | VV.AA. | Aka Aka 2025 japanese magazine The creatures close their mouth

The creatures close their mouth and then let it degenerate

Questioning the negative images surrounding death and the modern Japanese view of life and death that tries to distance oneself from them

with raw and unflinching honesty

man by Hajime kimura in NF conditions

This is the first photobook by Tsukasa Kudo since he started photographing 10 years ago

MORE THAN ONE WORLD New Japanese Photography 50 Years On | VV.AA. | Aka Aka 2025 japanese magazine The creatures close their mouth"Nearly every major cultural development has been driven by a sustained, almost obsessive passion. Japanese photography today enjoys worldwide recognition not only thanks to the efforts of people like John Szarkowski, Shoji Yamagishi, Sandra Phillips, and Ryuichi Kaneko, but also because of the generations before and after them who have preserved and passed on the necessary spark. I believe that no matter how much we may strive for objectivity, our