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See You Soon (またあうひまで)

Title: See You Soon (またあうひまで)

Photographer/s: Maxwell Anderson

Date of publication: 3rd May 2010

Place of publication: London

Dimensions: 19 x 24.5cm (7.5 x 9.5 inches)

Edition: 500

Type of binding: Flexi cover, sewn

Number of pages: 96

Number of pictures: 60 colour

Type of printing: offset lithographic

Printer: Mr.Zen

Publisher: Bemojake

Designer: Sagar Patel – cover design

Language: English and Japanese

ISBN: 978-0-9562470-1-8

Category: artist’s book

Price: UK £20

Summary: See You Soon is a photographic narrative, exploring the development of a relationship between the photographer and a woman from Tokyo. The book presents the progression of intimacy between the two, documenting the private journey from their first meeting through to her departure on the expiry of her visa.
As a photographic love letter, or diary, this book engages the reader in a highly emotive, affectionate, and personal period of time.
The book has been edited in such a way to form a full narrative, but within the pages, individual exchanges are present, revealing short passing stories and moments within the whole.

Date and place of birth of photographer/s: South East London, 1986

Website: www.maxwellanderson.co.uk

Book link: http://www.bemojake.eu/books.html

Donated by: Maxwell Anderson

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Published on July 2, 2010 4:13 pm.
Filed under: Books Tags: Bemojake, imprint, London, offset, See You Soon, またあうひまで

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Larissa Leclair - The Best Books of 2010 extended says:

December 30, 2010 at 2:57 pm

[...] You Soon by Maxwell Anderson (Bemojake/self-published, 2010) * and its sequel Ten Days in July by Maxwell Anderson (Bemojake/self-published, 2010) [...]

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