Nobuyoshi Araki's Life Experience

1964 won the first "Sun Award", which was the honor of Japanese photography. 1999 became the chairman of the jury of the Sun Prize. Since he published his famous work "Sentimental Journey" with the theme of newlywed travel on 197 1, he has published a large number of works and more than 200 thematic photo collections, and his fame is growing, making him one of the most internationally influential photographers in Japan. The famous director Naoto Takenaka's film Tokyo Rihe is based on the story of Nobuyoshi Araki and his wife Yoko.

Araki's father is a clogs manufacturer. His first photo was taken with a camera borrowed by his father when he was on a school trip to Nikko City in the sixth grade. This photo was taken in Nikko City. 1965 filmed the movie "Yamachi and His Brother" and attracted the attention of the judges of the Sun Prize. 197 1 married the beautiful Yoko of Dentsu (Yoko,1947-1990.1.27), 1972 left Dentsu. 1988 and two other people set up their own studio-AAT room.

1992 was accused of showing obscene photos in the exhibition Crazy Photo Diary and was fined 300,000 yen. 1993165438+10. In October, the national police confiscated all the remaining books of the Parker Gallery in Shibuya, Tokyo, on the grounds of selling the collection of dead wood works, which was deemed as an obscene publication. The works in this book are the works of his "Tokyo of Araki" photo exhibition held in Australia from 65438 to 0992. Australian publishers are puzzled that this book, which caused a sensation in new york and other places, was banned in Japan.

Nobuyoshi Araki studied photography in college. 1963 After graduating from Chiba University, he worked in the advertising agency of Dentsu, Japan, where he met his future wife, Yoko Araki, a Japanese essayist (real name Yoko Aoki, 1947- 1990). After they got married, Araki published the album Sad Journey, which he shot for his wife during his honeymoon trip. 1990, Yoko died, Araki met in the palace and published another book for his wife.

Since his debut, Nobuyoshi Araki has published more than 350 works, and the number is increasing every year, so he is considered as one of the most prolific artists in Japan and even in the world. Many of his works are about sex, and some of them are even called pornographic pictures. The most popular photographic publications in Nobuyoshi Araki are Sad Journey, Lucky Cave in Tokyo and Lin Xiya.

Icelandic musician bjork (BJ &；; Oumlrk Gu & ampethMundsdóttir is an admirer of Nobuyoshi Araki's works and once modeled for him.

In 2005, American director Travis Klose filmed the documentary Alakimitari for Nobuyoshi Araki.