Since the 1990s, photographer Meisa Fujishiro has transcended the boundaries of gravure, advertising, and fashion photography. In addition to photography, she also has a face as a writer, and her rich sensibility has not waned, and she continues to present her unique worldview even now. Meisa Fujishiro's early photo book "90 NIGHTS" is now on sale.
This book is a compilation of the energy that swirled with the rise of DJ music, as captured by Meisa Fujishiro, a photographer just beginning her career. It captures the club dwellers, captured on film over a period of four to five years with a Konica Big Mini in hand, at a time when new nightlife venues such as the now-defunct GOLD and Daisan Soko in Shibaura, Milos Garage in Shinjuku, Yellow in Nishiazabu, and CAVE in Shibuya were opening one after another and a new movement was taking off in Tokyo! The film is a collection of images of the club's residents captured over a period of four to five years.
The book is now very rare, with famous DJs and creators among those who appear in the book. To celebrate the release of this book, a photo exhibition is currently being held at "BOOKMARC" in Harajuku (until June 3), featuring works including those not yet published in the book. Please take advantage of this unique opportunity to experience the world view of the time.
Text_Jun Nakada
Meisa Fujishiro "90 Nights
2,800 yen + tax (A5 size, 304 pages)
Art Direction: Natsuko Yoneyama
Publication: Transworld Japan
www.transworldjapan.co.jp
