Inhabiting Light Dialogue on the Edge of the Everyday World Neat Paper the authors venture into the

the authors venture into the deepest layers of their shared theme: "Light

Hamada drew inspiration from branches found in the snowy Swiss mountains

This book is the first photo book published by Nakajima under his new publishing label Sunaba

turning his lens to the landscapes and everyday lives of communities in Japan’s snow country along the Sea of Japan coast

which is sponsored by the CMarts Association and held in Crans-Montana in southwestern Switzerland

Inhabiting Light Dialogue on the Edge of the Everyday World Neat Paper the authors venture into theThis book is composed of a dialogue between text and photography, in which philosopher Masatake Shinoharas writings are met with photographic "replies" from Rinko Kawauchi, followed by further textual responses from Shinohara. Throughout the writing process, Shinohara noted that he repeatedly returned to Kawauchis words: "In photography, what is important is not what you photograph, but how you photograph it." In the afterword, he writes: "We are