The Works of Nobuyoshi Araki 2: Bodyscapes, published in 1996, is a significant photographic art book that serves as a visual archive of the controversial and influential Japanese photographer's exploration of the human form. This volume functions as a curated catalog of monochrome imagery, blending intimate portraiture with urban landscapes to examine the themes of desire, vulnerability, and mortality. The content captures Araki's raw, unpolished, and subversive aesthetic, which challenges traditional boundaries between fine art, eroticism, and documentary photography. By documenting these poetic and provocative compositions, the publication provides a structured record of his distinctive photographic language and his profound impact on contemporary visual culture during the late 20th century.

Condition: good (minor signs of wear due to age)
Japanese
175 pages
22,5 x 15,5 cm