Daido Moriyama

Check out Phaidon’s book release of contemporary Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama (b.1938).

His monochromatic photography captures an essence of what neo-toyko would be like.

I brush aside words and ideas, and focus on photography as a means of expressing a message that is both physiological and phenomenological. Without that framework, my approach is very simple – there is no artistry, I just shoot freely.’ A Dialogue with Photography, Daido Moriyama Via Phaidon

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