Giada Ripa Weaves 1860s Archive Photos Into a Modern Japan Project
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Giada Ripa's project pairs 1860s Japanese archive photography with contemporary images, anchored by a family story: a relative who became a muse to 19th-century artists and intellectuals. The work runs across time periods, with a modern dominatrix as a connecting figure between the two eras.
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