The Wind Prays for Sublime Stillness Masao Yamamoto capturing the way people lived

capturing the way people lived closely with nature in the years before Japan’s rapid economic growth

It was launched with the purpose of proposing it through photographs

but also in South India

From Ninagawa’s vast archive of 70

the work was printed using a five-color process—combining standard four-color CMYK with a specialized gloss varnish

The Wind Prays for Sublime Stillness Masao Yamamoto capturing the way people livedThis long awaited photobook compiles the works originally presented in the exhibition nominated for the 48th Ihei Kimura Award in 2023. As the fourth installment in Toshiya Murakoshis ongoing series documenting Fukushima since March 2011, this volume features a meticulously curated selection from his latest exhibition. To honor Murakoshi's craftsmanship, every effort was made to replicate the delicate nuances of his hand made silver gelatin prints