• Front cover of Symphony – mushrooms from the forest by Takashi Homma with mirrored title and Japanese script
  • Close-up photo of a yellow-orange radioactive mushroom cluster against a white background
  • Portrait of a single red-capped mushroom with roots and soil on white background
  • Image of a group of purplish mushrooms with soil and dirt, photographed from above
  • Four dark brown bolete-type mushrooms with detailed root systems on white background
  • Two identical mushrooms standing side-by-side with soil-covered stems on white background
  • Group of small brown puffball mushrooms with dark soil base
  • Horizontal close-up of a single orange mushroom with decaying stalk against white background
  • Mushroom with exposed gills and fractured cap, leaning right on white background
  • Small mushroom partially buried in a dark pile of forest debris and branches
  • Studio image of a single porcini mushroom with dark stem base on a white background
  • A single round orange mushroom on a light blue-white surface with scattered particles
  • Cluster of pale, misshapen mushrooms with soil
  • Light pink puffball-like mushroom growing from a soil clump on neutral background
  • Single porcini mushroom photographed on newspaper background
  • Group of purple mushrooms with dirty stems lying diagonally on white surface
  • Lilac-capped mushroom with soil and forest residue on its stem
  • Studio photo of a thick-stemmed mushroom with a striking scaly cap
  • Image of a pinkish, tightly packed fungal cluster resembling bulbous tubes
  • Dense green forest scene with moss-covered tree trunks, from Symphony by Takashi Homma
  • Index spread showing mushroom photographs labeled by region and year (Fukushima, Scandinavia)
  • Text spread describing the Fukushima nuclear disaster and its ecological impact
  • Spine view of Symphony – mushrooms from the forest with grey textile cover and visible thread binding
  • Back cover of Symphony – mushrooms from the forest by Takashi Homma – plain grey textile softcover
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Symphony

Symphony – mushrooms from the forest – Takashi Homma

Mushrooms from the forest
Takashi Homma
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A photographic exploration of radioactive mushrooms in forests across Scandinavia, Fukushima, and Chernobyl by renowned Japanese photographer Takashi Homma.

Soft, 26.5 x 33.4 cm, 1.365 kg , 296 pages
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About the Book

In Symphony – mushrooms from the forest, Japanese photographer Takashi Homma presents a haunting visual archive of mushrooms gathered from forests affected by radioactive contamination in Scandinavia, Fukushima, Chernobyl, and Stony Point. Inspired by Ed Ruscha’s “Coloured People” series, Homma isolates the mushrooms against clean white backgrounds, combining these studies with subtle landscape views encountered during his foraging journeys. This 296-page photobook explores themes of ecological trauma, the aesthetics of nature under threat, and the delicate interaction between human history and the primal forest landscape. Shortlisted for the 2020 Paris Photo – Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards, the book is both a poetic document and a scientific testimony. Bilingual in English and Japanese.

Soft, 26.5 x 33.4 cm, 1.365 kg, 296 pages, English
ISBN: 9784908526343

About the Author

Takashi Homma (b. 1962, Tokyo) is one of Japan’s most prominent contemporary photographers. Known for his minimal and conceptual style, he explores themes of urban life, nature, and perception. Homma’s work has been exhibited internationally and is held in major collections such as MoMA (New York) and the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum. He represented Japan at the Venice Biennale and has published numerous acclaimed books including Tokyo Suburbia and Trails. In Symphony, he continues his exploration of landscape and documentary photography through a radiological lens.

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Publisher / Manufacturer: Case Publishing
Country of origin: Japan
Website: https://case-publishing.jp

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