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Which art books, prints and posters are available by and about this artist? Here is a sample of items of interest to a typical collector:
Signed, dated and hand-titled on the bottom of the cover. Slightly crumpled on the bottom edge. Mostly endemic to the paper used.
Signed on the back cover in black (hardly visible with dark mountain background). In white cardboard envelope for protection.
Original colophon stated erroneously an edition of 250, it was re-issued with 140 edition size
Signed on print's verso, each zine and on box's spine/edge. Baryta box has imperfections systemic to its production. .
Came with print. Edition size is 200 (only 100 with print). Signatures on the front cover.
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Daisuke Yokta, Japanese, born 1983
The highly experimental Daisuke Yokota works with both digital and physical darkroom tools to create images that range from moody black-and-white pto high-keyed
In 2016, Yokota received the Foam Paul Huf Award, one of the highest distinctions awarded to talented contemporary photographers under the age of 35. Images from his “Color Photographs” series —which he creates using cameraless photography and intentionally damaged negatives —feature swirls of iridescent color. The series exemplifies his process-heavy approach, which can include applying flames to prints or using images as sculptural elements. Yokota’s accolades also include the Photo London’s inaugural John Kobal Residency Award in 2015. His photographic manipulations appear as individual artworks and also in zines and books, and his works are housed in institutional collections including the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Foam Fotografiemuseum in the Netherlands, the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, and the New York Public Library.
This is the very first book published by Yokota. Book has no colophon.