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Takimoto reflects on the cycle of life and the coexistence of living beings with the planet
the days till now
Most documents and records related to the plan were designated as 'classified information' and were destroyed shortly after the war
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Mēdeia2.0 ISSUE N˚06 Shohei Takenaka Takimoto reflects on the cycleShomei Tomatsu, one of the monumental figures in post war Japanese photography, famously obsessed over capturing plastic waste washed ashore on Kujukuri Beach. His series, Plastics, vividly portrays the trajectory of modern consumption, waste, and the future of civilization. Medeia 2. 0 ISSUE06 presents a re edited perspective of this iconic series. Once symbols of convenience that colored everyday life, these plastics eventually became inorganic
