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Photographer Irina Rozovsky grew up in Russia before moving to the United States with her parents at the age of eight. Shaped by her childhood memories under the Soviet regime, she knows from experience that political and social factors shape the conditions people live in. Traveling with her camera to countries where everyday life is overshadowed by preconceived notions and stereotypes about nationality, race, and religion, she seeks to capture silent moments and get even a moment closer to the vitality of the countries and their inhabitants' cities. In this way, Irina manages to incorporate a delicate yet open-ended narrative structure into her work. This book is based on photographs taken in Cuba during two separate visits in 2012 and 2013. The ring binding allows the reader to turn the pages slowly. As it is set in a place far from Japan, this book will greatly stimulate your sense of travel. By the way, this work won the Dummy Award at the Kassel Photobook Festival in 2014.
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