Hideyuki Sanada - See you again (matane, kitto)
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Release year: 2024
Binding: Softcover (the book is unbound)
Pages: 89 pages, including two posters
Size: 12.6 x 9.3 in (32.2 x 23.7 cm)
Publisher: (TT)press, Tokyo
See you again (matane, kitto) is the first photography book by Tokyo-based photographer Hideyuki Sanada. Featuring 18 boys he’s photographed over the past five years, the book captures their changing expressions and fleeting moments—quiet, emotional, and full of light. There's a freshness in these images that feels like the heart of Sanada’s work. The book, further enhanced by a collaboration with illustrator Haru, adding a delicate, dreamlike touch, is unbound, so you can enjoy the pages freely or display them. It also includes two posters.
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