ANDERS PETERSEN: OKINAWA + SIGNED POSTER KOLODOZERO At the end of the

At the end of the book

“I’ve always been interested in small groups of marginalized people who no one would know about otherwise

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provides the reader with a balanced and nuanced survey of this history of Japanese photography

Renowned for his modest yet powerful photographs that capture the sense of displacement and isolation felt by many young Americans

ANDERS PETERSEN: OKINAWA + SIGNED POSTER KOLODOZERO At the end of theAnders Petersen shot the images in his photobook Okinawa in the year 2000, during a three week long residence for the project European Eyes on Japan. Petersen concentrated his shooting on the streets of Naha City, documenting the people, the cats, the dogs either candidly or in posed portraits. Always on his mind was the gruel history Okinawa suffered during the Second World War. When walking the streets of Naha it was clear. This shy and caring