Rikuzentakata 2011‐2014

Rikuzentakata 2011‐2014

Naoya HATAKEYAMA

Publisher: KAWADE SHOBO SHINSHA

Known for his images which question mankind’s relationship with the environment, Naoya Hatekeyama’s Rikuzentaka is a far more symbolic exploration into his personal landscape and memory. Born in Rikuzentaka, Iwate, Japan in 1958 Hatekeyama’s home town was completely destroyed through the wake of the 2011 Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami. Taking away the physical structures of his home city, the disaster also destroyed his home and took the life of his mother. Rikuzentaka intimately evokes the grand narrative of humanity’s interaction with the environment, providing readers a visual glimpse into the after effects of the disaster from 2011-2014.

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Book Size
264 x 186 mm
Pages
160 pages
Binding
Hardcover
Publication Date
2015

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