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With signature sticker // Nobuyoshi Araki's Kimbaku (2007) is a striking C-Print that explores the Japanese art of bondage, known as shibari. This photograph captures a suspended figure, bound by ropes, emphasizing vulnerability and erotic tension. The body is inverted, highlighting the tension between constraint and freedom, with the stark contrast between the pale skin and the surrounding darkness adding a dramatic effect. Araki's work often delves into themes of intimacy and eroticism, and Kimbaku is no exception, provoking both discomfort and fascination through its bold depiction of restraint.
Kimbaku, 2007
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With signature sticker // Nobuyoshi Araki's Kimbaku (2007) is a striking C-Print that explores the Japanese art of bondage, known as shibari. This photograph captures a suspended figure, bound by ropes, emphasizing vulnerability and erotic tension. The body is inverted, highlighting the tension between constraint and freedom, with the stark contrast between the pale skin and the surrounding darkness adding a dramatic effect. Araki's work often delves into themes of intimacy and eroticism, and Kimbaku is no exception, provoking both discomfort and fascination through its bold depiction of restraint.
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Nobuyoshi Araki
Personal Sentimentalism In Photography, 2000
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