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Yamaji continued to take pictures of Kamimura for about ten years
and villages inhabited by animated beings
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pictures that offer unrelated elements with an implausible balance
Zero Hour peperoni books Yamaji continued to take pictures2025 136 pages, accompanied by an essay by Birthe Piontek 287x200x18mm, 725 grams EDITION: 500; First edition, first printing In Zero Hour, Birthe Piontek looks into Germany's past to understand a war ridden and divided present tense, tracing the country's post WWII history, societal structures and values by looking at photography's role in reconstructing a nation emptied of symbolism and role models after 1945. Combining images from Pionteks family