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What can photographers do when an era shifts from rapid growth to decline? Through Daidō Moriyama and Hiroshi Sugimoto, this essay examines despondency, decay, and photography as a record of generational memory.
Of course, if we continue to imitate CONPORA photography, we will fall into another form of imitation. Therefore, establishing our own “language” and “system” is also very important.
Perhaps these unsettled conditions, in which major changes continued to occur, also awakened people’s desire for the “real.”.
What fascinates me most is that through these objects, you can begin to imagine the desires of the people who live here during the day.
