Toshio Shibata – Boundary Hunt

Toshio Shibata – Boundary HuntBoundary Hunt, by Japanese photographer Toshio Shibata, is a series made in Japan and the United States between 2000 and 2004, a period during which the artist was experimenting with new techniques and shifting his practice towards colour photography after two decades of working in black and white. For Boundary Hunt, Shibata used Polaroids Type55, a black and white positive film with a recoverable negative that allows the image to be enlarged. From

"At this point you have a choice to make

to present the most significant current monograph of the artist’s work

280 x 377 mm

Kevin McCormick

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chunky and utilitarian book celebrating the individual worker

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