About Akira Gomi
Born 1953. Akira Gomi is a Japanese photographer.
is a Japanese photographer whose work focuses on beauty across racial lines. His work is in the style of Laurie Toby Edison.
Education Gomi graduated Nihon University, Dept. of Photography in 1976. He studied with Laurence Sackman and Michel Benton and then returned to Japan in 1983. Photography career Gomi established a company in 1993 called Digitalogue which produces multimedia photography works. At that time, he began to publish a series of books on photos of women of different races, with an emphasis on anatomical differences, in the style of William Herbert Sheldon's Ivy League nude posture photos.
In 1998, his work focused on the subject of loose socks.
Publications Nude of J. (with Toni Meneguzzo) (1991) Americans 1.0, Los Angeles 1994 (1994) Americans 1.0 Los Angeles (1994) CD-ROM Yellows 2.0 Tokyo 1993 (1994) CD-ROM Yellows 3.0 China 1994 (1994) Yellows Privacy (1994) CD-ROM Yellows Men (with Kaz Katayama) (1995) Yellows: Contemporary Girls (1997) CD-ROM Americans 1.0 (1998) Yellows 1.0 1991 (1999)
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Japanese photographer
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Akira Gomi was born on 5 June 1953 in Tokyo.
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Akira Gomi is a photographer.
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Akira Gomi is Japanese.
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