KARIUDO (Hunter)
Series
Sin serie
Exhibition
Dimensions
Stand 46 x 36 x 2.5 cm / stain 33.6 x 23 cm
Technology and support
Silver salts
Signature
MORIYAMA/04
Copyright
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© Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation / Courtesy of Taka Ishii Gallery
Tags
Provoke, VIVO
Other works by Daidō Moriyama in the collection
Japan-Spain, 1938
Daidō Moriyama (Japan, 1938) is a key figure in contemporary Japanese photography. He trained assisting photographer Eikoh Hosoe and created a unique style, marked by are-bure-boke (grain, sweep and blur), characteristic language of the renowned magazine Provoke, of which he was part from the second issue. His work captures the rawness and chaos of urban life, with a fragmented and provocative look and influenced by pop culture, literature and Western photography, he reveals the complexity of post-war Japan. His work is part of the collection of important museums such as MoMA in New York or the Art Institute of Chicago.