IPY
Emi Anrakuji
IPY
Photographs: Emi Anrakuji
Publisher: Nazraeli Press
80 pages
Pictures: 79
Year: 2008
Comments: Grey hardcover. First edition, 2008. Black & white photographs. Limited edition of 500 copies. In great condition. Very original photobook.
In IPY, Anrakuji represents herself as an alchemist of images and a catalyst for daydreams and desires. The vignettes of her self-portraits blur the boundaries between documentary and staged photography. Emi Anrakuji originally studied oil painting at Musashino University of Art and Music in Tokyo. By her mid-20s, she was diagnosed with a cerebral disease that severely curtailed her activities for more than a decade. During her gradual recovery, she took up photography. Initially, Anrakuji’s audience was only herself and the jurors of public competitions to which she sent her entries. Since 2001, her efforts have earned her several important awards as well as increasing support from the art community. A prolific producer of images, Anrakuji often arranges her work as handmade books, one of which serves as the catalyst for IPY.
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