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Familiar Stranger did not begin as a memoir of travel. Over many years and three photographic journeys, David Bearden's camera kept returning to the people of Japan-children and grandparents, workers and shopkeepers, celebrations and quiet moments, ancient customs existing beside a rapidly changing modern world.
Always a visitor, Bearden found that Japan became increasingly familiar while still remaining just beyond complete understanding. His photographs explore that tension between familiarity and distance, recognition and discovery.
Familiar Stranger is not an attempt to explain Japan. It is a visual meditation on ordinary people living ordinary lives-and on the extraordinary connections that reveal how much of our shared humanity transcends language, geography, and culture.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Familiar Stranger did not begin as a memoir of travel. Over many years and three photographic journeys, David Bearden's camera kept returning to the people of Japan-children and grandparents, workers and shopkeepers, celebrations and quiet moments, ancient customs existing beside a rapidly changing modern world.Always a visitor, Bearden found that Japan became increasingly familiar while still remaining just beyond complete understanding. His photographs explore that tension between familiarity and distance, recognition and discovery.Familiar Stranger is not an attempt to explain Japan. It is a visual meditation on ordinary people living ordinary lives-and on the extraordinary connections that reveal how much of our shared humanity transcends language, geography, and culture. Through intimate photographs of ordinary people and everyday moments, Familiar Stranger explores the connection, distance, tradition, and change David Bearden encountered across three journeys through Japan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798997872328
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Familiar Stranger did not begin as a memoir of travel. Over many years and three photographic journeys, David Bearden's camera kept returning to the people of Japan-children and grandparents, workers and shopkeepers, celebrations and quiet moments, ancient customs existing beside a rapidly changing modern world.Always a visitor, Bearden found that Japan became increasingly familiar while still remaining just beyond complete understanding. His photographs explore that tension between familiarity and distance, recognition and discovery.Familiar Stranger is not an attempt to explain Japan. It is a visual meditation on ordinary people living ordinary lives-and on the extraordinary connections that reveal how much of our shared humanity transcends language, geography, and culture. Through intimate photographs of ordinary people and everyday moments, Familiar Stranger explores the connection, distance, tradition, and change David Bearden encountered across three journeys through Japan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798997872328
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Familiar Stranger did not begin as a memoir of travel. Over many years and three photographic journeys, David Bearden's camera kept returning to the people of Japan-children and grandparents, workers and shopkeepers, celebrations and quiet moments, ancient customs existing beside a rapidly changing modern world.Always a visitor, Bearden found that Japan became increasingly familiar while still remaining just beyond complete understanding. His photographs explore that tension between familiarity and distance, recognition and discovery.Familiar Stranger is not an attempt to explain Japan. It is a visual meditation on ordinary people living ordinary lives-and on the extraordinary connections that reveal how much of our shared humanity transcends language, geography, and culture. Through intimate photographs of ordinary people and everyday moments, Familiar Stranger explores the connection, distance, tradition, and change David Bearden encountered across three journeys through Japan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798997872328
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