|
Monster.
Photographs by Kikuchi Osamu.
Little More,
2009.
128 pp., Color and black & white illustrations throughout, 9x11½".
Publisher's Description
Honest, touching and simmering with vitality, Kikuchi Osamu’s
documentary photographic essay follows the trails of Hiroshi Hasegawa.
After discovering that he was infected with HIV, Hasegawa, also known as
the drag queen ‘Kuma Fujin,’ set up a network for HIV positive patients to
live normal lives, while also struggling himself with the daily problems of
the disease. Accompanied by an English language insert, the edition
features full-page black and white photographs, interspersed by 16 colour
images that tell the story of an individual and his joy of, and fight for,
life.
Ordering Information
This item is currently unavailable from photo-eye, however we have located copies for you to purchase immediately through Amazon or Amazon Marketplace.
We will receive credit for these orders if you use
our ordering system.
We will also receive credit for any other purchases you make while on Amazon's site.
Thank you for supporting photo-eye!
|
|
back