Title: Heian
First published: 2003
Description: Inspired by performance art and by the power of subtraction to find absolute beauty, Seiju Toda created a series of 33 compositions called Heian, a term meaning peace and serenity. In a meticulous process that took several years, Toda both assembled the pieces using plain wood and living creatures--birds, fish, insects, reptiles--and directed the photography with careful consideration for the natural elements.
Subjects: Animals in art, Artistic Photography, Catalogs, Installations (Art), Photography, Artistic, Individual artists, Individual photographers, Photographs: collections, Sculpture & other three-dimensional art forms, Individual Photographers And Their Work, Photography, Art & Art Instruction, Photo Techniques, Individual Artist, Art / General, General, Commercial art
Places: Japan
People: Seiju Toda (1948-)
LC classification: N7359.T63 A4 2003