攝影家深瀨昌久出生於1934年的北海道，在從新宿酒吧樓梯上悲劇性地跌落下來並造成腦部受傷之後，他畢生的攝影作品便隨之封存了25年之久。在2012年深瀨過世後，他豐富的檔案才逐漸被揭開，許多影像資料從未公開發表過。荷蘭Foam美術館與東京深瀨昌久文獻庫合作，將於2018年9月舉辦深瀨昌久的大型回顧展，展出包括深瀨最具開創性的代表作《鴉》，以及他於1960年代至1992年的重要系列作品、出版品與文件。
深瀨昌久幾乎都是獨自進行著他的系列創作，其中有些拍攝歷時數十年。他的主題通常很個人而私密。在他的攝影時光中，他的太太洋子、離世前的父親、他的藝術家友人、他心愛的貓サスケ（Sasuke）經常看起來都很有趣，但他也有不時晦暗憂鬱的視覺敘事，他自己也經常出現在鏡頭裡。這些作品呈現出日本戰後世代中其中一位最過激也最具實驗性的攝影代表人物的影像人生。
The life work of Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase (1934, Hokkaido) remained largely inaccessible for twenty-five years, following his tragic fall – from which the artist suffered permanent brain damage. After his death in 2012, the archives were gradually disclosed, revealing a wealth of material that had never been shown before. Foam presents a large-scale retrospective with original prints from the Masahisa Fukase Archives in Tokyo. In addition to his seminal body of work Ravens, the exhibition in Foam contains a number of important photo series, publications and documentation dating from the 1960s to 1992.
Masahisa Fukase worked almost exclusively in series, some of which came about over the course of several decades. His subjects were often personal and intimate. Over the years his wife Yoko, his dying father, his artist friends and beloved cat Sasuke featured in often playful, and at times melancholic visual narratives. The artist himself regularly appeared in front of the lens. The works combine to form a remarkable visual biography of one of the most radical and experimental photographers of the post-war generation in Japan.
Masahisa Fukase – Private Scenes
深瀨昌久：私風景
時間 Dates : 2018.9.7.-2018.12.12
地點 Venue : Foam Museum
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