Winner of the Grand Prize at the Visual Arts Photo Award 2014, this is the first photobook by the young photographer Junko Yonezawa. Her quiet square-format colour pictures catch, within the ordinary field of vision, an otherworld that passes by for an instant. Daido Moriyama compares leafing through her colour prints to reading a book of wordless poems, with a clear, hard emotion that reaches the viewer, while Kotaro Iizawa writes that a ripple of delicate feeling spreads from the gaps between the photographs and ensnares the viewer: a transparent sadness, and a sense that life and death are joined somewhere like a Möbius strip. In her afterword Yonezawa writes of the figure ahead who is just about to turn around, of the sudden nostalgia that strikes the chest when the soul remembers a deep sorrow, and of being captivated by the shapes that formless things take on, in search of the nostalgic sadness of being here and now.