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He currently lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Hosoe has an esteemed reputation both at home and abroad: among his awards include The Medal with Purple Ribbon 1998 , The Royal Photographic Society Special 150th Anniversary Medal Award 2003 , The Order of the Rising Sun 2007 , the Mainichi Art Award 2008 , The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star 2017 , and a designation as a Person of Cultural Merit by the Ministry of Education in 2010. Black sun: the eyes of four.\
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He is known for his psychologically charged images, often exploring subjects such as death, erotic obsession, and irrationality. Enmeshed in the postwar Japanese ferment, Eikoh Hosoe picked up a camera at 15 and became one of the foremost photographers of his time, producing searing, surreal, expressionistic images focused on the human body and the human being. Hosoe has been the director of the since its opening in 1995.\
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**Eikoh Hosoe** - Tokyo: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, 1991. He has also been awarded the title of Japanese Person of Cultural Merit in 2010 and many other awards.\
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Born in 1933, Eikoh Hosoe spent his childhood in a Japan destroyed by the war. The avant-garde photographers of his generation, torn between nationalist authoritarianism and the opening of an equally Eikon vanquishing West, in one way or another, witnessed everything from the collapsing of traditions to the Japanese millennial supremacy. Born in 1933, Eikoh Hosoe spent his childhood in a Japan destroyed by the war. The avant-garde photographers of his generation, torn between nationalist authoritarianism and the opening of an equally seductive vanquishing West, in one way or another, witnessed everything from the collapsing of traditions to the Japanese millennial supremacy. This article is reserved for subscribed members only. If you are already a member, you can log in here below. Subscribe for full access Eikoy The Eye of Photography archives! Explore how photography, as an art and Eikoh Hosoe a social phenomenon, continue Eikoh Hosoe define our experience of the world. Email Password Remember Me As you are here, we would like you to take a few minutes to consider supporting us. Help us meet the challenge by Eiloh a donation to our project today. To make a donation using Paypal, please follow this Eikph.
