Torii
Risaku Suzuki
(鈴木理策) sawatari Under the Moon

Under the Moon

and grassy fields were represented so vividly on paper through the darkroom process

with issues numbered 1 to12

I was also very interested to hear that scientists found that birds in towns and cities sing louder or use higher frequencies compared to the same rural species so they can be heard above the man-made noise

I knew that I wanted it to be entirely graphical

Torii<br />Risaku Suzuki<br />(鈴木理策) sawatari Under the MoonIn the Shinto religion, the Torii is referred to as the entrance to the sacred world. Sacred areas of the Shinto religion, which sees the fear possessed towards nature as its beginning, exists in all parts of Japan. However, another time leading to ancient times passes beyond the Torii. The entrance might disappear while I am dillydallying thinking thus, I took these photographs. 27 x 21 cm64 Pages30 ImagesHardcoverFullcolor OffsetEdition of 500ISBN