My Husband | Tokuko Ushioda | Torch Press 2024

My Husband | Tokuko Ushioda | Torch Press 2024"Each day, after night fell and residents of the house were fast asleep, our refrigerator made a loud rumble, followed by odd singing sounds. Hearing that awoke inside me my unknown worries about nothing in particular, yet about everything in the future. After some time, the moon and stars would fade into the distance. Outside of our large window with no curtains was a dark forest that I would stare at. Soon enough, I would drift into sleep." Tokuko

portraits and underwater views tells the story of both the daily life and the special place of the ama community within Japanese society

A common thread in their production

The dustjacket has light creases along the upper and lower edges

Where to find things

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gathers works by many European photographers

What can be done

creating lines of demarcation where none existed before

Two identities in conflict with one another where the bodies are caught in a pending state where forces pull them upwards towards aduthood and push them back towards childhood with equal force

we had different experiences of being bullied

she also photographed workshops with bases other than 19M – among them Causse (gloves) and Desrues (costume jewelry)

looks back on the pregnancy of his former partner