Jens Liebchen, つくば – 成田 2011/03/13 TSUKUBA– NARITA

つくば – 成田 2011/03/13 TSUKUBA– NARITA

Jens Liebchen

Publisher
Spector Books
Year
2011
ISBN
978-3-940064-24-0
Specifications
Thread-sewn half-cloth hardcover
21.3 x 14.4 cm
168 pages
With illustrations
Text by Christoph Schaden
Design by Müller & Wesse
Text in English, Japanese

»I left Japan two days after the quake. The situation was unclear. Information from Japanese and Western media differed to a great extent. The bus to Narita left on time, as usual.« (J. L.) The present volume brings together 80 images. Tsukuba–Narita 2011/03/13, the title says. A date is given and two Japanese locations are named that supposedly mark the beginning and end of the precipitous bus ride that took place early one Sunday morning in the spring of 2011. It is here that the images originated, the words tell us. The sun had been shining and the bus is said to have left on time. »On time, as usual.« The destination—Narita International Airport outside of Tokyo—was reached. No reason to be alarmed. Though the media—if you recall—issued one unsettling report after another. »Brutal images«, as they themselves called them.

»How are we read today?—the images ask in a hushed tone. How will you perceive us tomorrow? And what will be recognized in us?« (Christoph Schaden)

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