Gen Sakuma, Go there

Go there

Gen Sakuma

Publisher
roshin books
Year
2014
ISBN
9784990723019
Specifications
embossed cloth covered hardcover
first edition of 600 copies
including 67 copies in slipcase with print
80 pages, 67 black & white plates
H 225mm × W 300mm
text ; Japanese & English
book design ; Katsuya Kato

Gen Sakuma (born 1979 in Aichi) Gen Sakuma is street photographer based on Tokyo. He is taking photograph all over the Tokyo region and he established TAP Gallery in Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Tokyo. A photo book is his compilation of his series of 「Go There」from 2006. He is making this series consistently from his first solo exhibition. It is little bit different that the scene which he caught through his trademark glasses. He accumulate the world which take off the land name from the scene by photograph. This visual is the place of his destination that called just there. this book’s cover was lightly painted photography by silk screen on red fabric and to pressed foil of glasses shape. That’s why It seems Sakuma is dominating the world of this photo book. Not only cover also a back cover and a spine were painted by red silk. It is completely red. The beautiful book design and superior printing.This photo book which rosin books can highly recommend with confidence.

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