And a Pinch of Irony with a Hint of Love Taiji Matsue The work is supported by

The work is supported by a precise attitude of meticulously checking wind speed and wave height to aim and shoot

everyday item

while its delicate texture is designed to wear away slightly with every touch—gradually etching the passage of time and the unique memories of each owner into its scenery

recalling the eternal time that resides in the stones that have drifted ashore

With his distinctive ideas and innovative way of making things

And a Pinch of Irony with a Hint of Love Taiji Matsue The work is supported byThis is the official catalogue for the first major solo exhibition (held at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum in 2017) by photographer Yurie Nagashima, who continually questions the social roles of "family" and "women" through her work. Nagashima's photographic expression, rooted in a personal perspective that combines both radicalism and resilience, is internationally acclaimed and widely supported, especially among the younger generation. The book