☆ Kozo Miyoshi Kozo Miyoshi × weber "Far East and Southwest" tee [theater] Movie Theater XL: Length: 76cm Shoulder Width: 56cm Body Width: 59cm Sleeve Length: 21.5cm Material: 100% Cotton ♦︎ Worn twice and washed twice. In good condition. Weber was impressed by the brilliance of Kozo Miyoshi's 90s photo tee, which was in their archive, and his unique shooting style, leading to this collaboration. Focusing on the original photo book "Far East and Southwest" published in 1994, the first photo collection by Kozo Miyoshi, the collaboration adopted original photos from the photo book. Kozo Miyoshi's photos, taken with a Deardorff 16x20 inch wooden large-format camera made in the USA, are precise monochrome photographs with delicate gradations. Silk screen printing was intentionally used to allow for aging. Printed in 4 monochrome photo separations, the surface of the print is then given a vintage feel with a hard wash and tumbler. The copyright, including the shooting date and location of each photo, is also placed on the front. On the back, like the 90s Kozo Miyoshi photo tee, the Japanese characters "東 南西" (East, South, West), which are on the back cover of the photo book, are printed. This collaboration with an apparel brand is the first for Kozo Miyoshi. The details are carefully considered to maximize the brilliance of his photographs, and the design allows for enjoyment of the aging process. -------------------- [Kozo Miyoshi] Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1947. He started his career as a photographer in the 1970s and began shooting with an 8x10 inch large-format camera in 1981. Since 2009, he has switched to a 16x20 inch ultra-large camera and continues to travel and take photos. As a detached observer with a sincere perspective, his style of confronting the scenes he encounters on his travels has received high praise both domestically and internationally. His works are in the collections of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Princeton University Art Museum, the George Eastman Museum, and the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona, and he has consistently presented his works through PGI since the early days of his artistic activities. ☆. I hope you like it. Kunichi Nomura Hiroshi Fujiwara Bruce Weber Bruce Weber