Collection: Masahisa Fukase
This collection gathers Masahisa Fukase photography and in-stock editions at Lokator100. Fukase is one of the key figures of post-war Japanese photography, widely associated with Ravens, Family, Sasuke, and other autobiographical series.
- Japanese photographer (1934–2012)
- Key series: Ravens, Family, Sasuke, From Window
- Important publishers: MACK, Masahisa Fukase Archives
- Photobooks and archival editions
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Masahisa Fukase 1961-1991 Retrospective
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SASUKE - Masahisa Fukase
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Ravens - Masahisa Fukase
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Masahisa Fukase photography — photobooks and key series
Masahisa Fukase photography is often discussed through recurring circles of life and subject: family, Yoko, ravens, cats, the street, and the self. His books do not separate documentary and autobiography cleanly; instead, they turn repeated subjects into long-form photographic narratives.
Biography and context
Born in Bifuka, Hokkaido, Fukase remained closely tied to his family studio even after moving to Tokyo. Searches for “masahisa fukase biography” often lead to the same constellation of works: Ravens, Family, From Window, and Sasuke. Ravens is also frequently discussed in connection with the years following his divorce from Yoko Wanibe.
Mini-FAQ
- Who is Masahisa Fukase? A Japanese photographer associated with intensely autobiographical and experimental photobook work.
- What is his best-known book? Ravens / Karasu is the title most often linked to his name.
- Why do searches mention divorce? Ravens is widely discussed in relation to the period after his divorce from Yoko Wanibe.
- What is Sasuke? A major cat-centered body of work and photobook.
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