RRREEECCONNSTRUCCTTT by Takashi Homma

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23 x 30cm
Softcover, unbound
Published by Goliga Books, 2014

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I've been especially interested in collage lately, so it was good to come across this book by Takashi Homma. It features a series of the photographer's prints, which he cut up as part of a two-day event in Tokyo and gave to participants to rearrange. He then photographed the results, some of which can be seen in this publication.

—Available from Antenne Books

Obscura Vol 15 / Spring 2014

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—01. Cover photograph by Takashi Homma.

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The latest issue of Obscura marks a slight change in direction for the publication. Underpinned by the idea that art can be found in day to day life, Volume 15 focuses on experiencing everyday surroundings through the five senses. With features on Frédéric Sanchez and Maison Martin Margiela, a photo essay by Isabelle Bertolini and breakfast recipes from Ron Lam, it should be an interesting and well-rounded issue overall.

—Obscura

Our Legacy FW12 by Takashi Homma

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—01. Carmine Tonic.
—02. Photos by Takashi Homma.

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Our Legacy have released the visuals for their Fall-Winter '12 offering. Photographed by Takashi Homma, the overall mix of luxury fabrics, classic staples and interesting prints give the latest offering a nice atmosphere and the variety of well rounded collection.

—Images via Tres Bien Shop

Correspondencia Issue 2

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—01. Issue 2.

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Published twice a year, by quite possibly my favourite person that I've never actually met, Correspondenica is the hard work and extraordinary vision of Juan Ignacio Moralejo. A freelance writer and journalist living in Buenos Aires, Juan was behind the much loved Sede magazine, which, through various twists and web-based turns, eventually spawned Correspondenica: a bi-annual literary and arts magazine. Texts, both original and rediscovered, are bookended each issue by two visual dossiers; and the newly released second issue opens with the architectural studies of Takashi Homma, and closes with the warm washed out work of Henry Roy. Printed in a mix of both Spanish and English there's plenty to see, and read, regardless of your native tongue, or literary preferences.

—Correspondencia Issue 2
—The Launch

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