Detaljer
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Publicerad hösten 2022.
ISBN 978-91-527-4909-8
Fotografier: Mikael Johansson
Formgivning: Patrik Filip Johansson, Mikael Johansson
Text: Mikael Johansson, Thomas Tidholm, från Boken; Jordlöparens bok (2018)
Översättning: Linnea Wesslén
Illustration: Signe Hellberg
Tryck: Göteborgs tryckeri
Var: Aoyama Kitamatchi Apaato, 3-chōme-4 Kitaaoyama, Minato City, Tokyo, Japan
Första upplagan 2022
Language: Swedish, English
Flygbilder: Google Earth
Foton: 88 färg, 29 s/v
140 sidor 630g
175 x 245 mm
English information:
A visual essay documenting two separate visits in the area Ayoama in Tokyo, Japan.
From the publisher:
We all know of a space in our own neighbourhoods and cities that is not there anymore. We might mourn that loss but our focus on the immediate obscures the broader consequences of our actions and their impact on nature: On the herbs, the insects, the birds, the frogs, the worms and on us – on the myriad life forms with which we share our spaces on this ever-warmer planet. But if we take a few steps nack and try to see the bigger picture and be consistent as if though our lives depended on it – could we then learn something from what we've seen?
Even when it is all too late: could we learn something from Aoyama?
Aoyama Kitamatchi Apaato i Omotesando, Tokyo - December 2007. © Google Earth