Rinko Kawauchi - Aila Bloom Binschtok effortlessly combines analogue and

Binschtok effortlessly combines analogue and digital imagery

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Rinko Kawauchi - Aila Bloom Binschtok effortlessly combines analogue andAILA, meaning "big family" in Turkish, is Kawauchi's most evocative work assembled in this lavish publication. This immense new body of work features over 100 prints by this young Japanese photographer from Tokyo. Kawauchi celebrates the awe inspiring essence of life with a presentation that features images of animals, plants and humans depicted in various stages of transition. Thanks to Little More (Tokyo). 178 pages, 23 x 30, hardcover, Little More