Daido Moriyama's photographic works

Daido Moriyama 1938 was born in Osaka and is a Japanese photographer.

He, together with Shi Neidu, Nobuyoshi Araki and others, rose in the 1960s and 1970s, and was once the standard-bearer of the legendary Japanese avant-garde photography group "provoke". Daido Moriyama is recognized as an important photographer in the world, while Daido Moriyama, one of his disciples, is famous for his fierce black-and-white photography.

Daido Moriyama

Daido Moriyama, a famous Japanese photographer, was very popular in Japan. His strong image style is especially loved by contemporary Japanese young people, which makes him a little at a loss. But the youthful sensibility and vitality presented in his works won him well-deserved applause from young people.

Since Daido Moriyama made his debut in Japanese photography in 1960s, he was moved by his sincere attitude towards photography, which infected all people engaged in photography. He constantly refreshes our visual experience with his unique perspective and unique discoveries, making people understand the unique charm of photography.

Because of his unique observation and image representation of Japanese society, Daido Moriyama became an internationally recognized representative photographer in Japan. From 65438 to 0999, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art held a large-scale retrospective exhibition "Stray Dogs: Daido Moriyama" for him, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art was the first stop of this retrospective exhibition.