Bright, Bright Day (signed)
by Zhu Mo
Photographs: Zhu Mo
Publisher: Jiazazhi press
44 pages
Pictures: 64 black and white and colour illustrations
Year: 2014
Price: 70 €
Comments: 25 x 34 cm, clothbound hardcover with tipped in image, limited edition of 500 copies
Zhu Mo’s “Bright, Bright Day” series was selected in the 2012 Three Shadows Photography Award and attended the First Beijing Photo Biennial. We chose large format for this photobook after trying many possibilities to make the papers as walls and the book as a space, bringing a subtle oriental feeling like Yūgen in each picture and between spreads. The English name of this photobook was quoted from the Polaroid book of Zhu Mo’s favorite Russian filmmaker Tarkovsky (and his film The Mirror‘s original script had the same title). The series trys to convey the same power from lights in darkness. The series also reminds me of a haiku poem in Akira Kurosawa’s memorial Something Like an Autobiography: “The quiet water from the source, became rip currents, at the falls from the high”.
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Bright, Bright Day (signed)
by Zhu Mo
Photographs: Zhu Mo
Publisher: Jiazazhi press
44 pages
Pictures: 64 black and white and colour illustrations
Year: 2014
Price: 70 €
Comments: 25 x 34 cm, clothbound hardcover with tipped in image, limited edition of 500 copies
Zhu Mo’s “Bright, Bright Day” series was selected in the 2012 Three Shadows Photography Award and attended the First Beijing Photo Biennial. We chose large format for this photobook after trying many possibilities to make the papers as walls and the book as a space, bringing a subtle oriental feeling like Yūgen in each picture and between spreads. The English name of this photobook was quoted from the Polaroid book of Zhu Mo’s favorite Russian filmmaker Tarkovsky (and his film The Mirror‘s original script had the same title). The series trys to convey the same power from lights in darkness. The series also reminds me of a haiku poem in Akira Kurosawa’s memorial Something Like an Autobiography: “The quiet water from the source, became rip currents, at the falls from the high”.
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Bright, Bright Day (signed)
by Zhu Mo
Photographs: Zhu Mo
Publisher: Jiazazhi press
44 pages
Pictures: 64 black and white and colour illustrations
Year: 2014
Price: 70 €
Comments: 25 x 34 cm, clothbound hardcover with tipped in image, limited edition of 500 copies
Zhu Mo’s “Bright, Bright Day” series was selected in the 2012 Three Shadows Photography Award and attended the First Beijing Photo Biennial. We chose large format for this photobook after trying many possibilities to make the papers as walls and the book as a space, bringing a subtle oriental feeling like Yūgen in each picture and between spreads. The English name of this photobook was quoted from the Polaroid book of Zhu Mo’s favorite Russian filmmaker Tarkovsky (and his film The Mirror‘s original script had the same title). The series trys to convey the same power from lights in darkness. The series also reminds me of a haiku poem in Akira Kurosawa’s memorial Something Like an Autobiography: “The quiet water from the source, became rip currents, at the falls from the high”.
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