A Unique Two-Volume Set Measuring 13.8 cm Wide by 30 cm Tall

In 1989, Daido Moriyama left Tokyo and settled in a Parisian apartment. "Marrakech," composed of his unpublished works from his travels there, has been brought to life by Super Labo a quarter of a century later.



Super Labo was founded in 2009 by director Yasunori Houki with the aim of creating art photo books with a new style. To date, they have published a string of works by Japanese photographers such as Daido Moriyama and Takasi Honma, as well as international photographers like Joel Meyerowitz and Todd Hido. At this year's Paris Photo, ten photographers spun original works based on a commissioned novel."LOST HOME"The publisher has been gaining international attention in recent years, as evidenced by the release of "LOST HOME."

This "new work" by Daido Moriyama, from the publisher that continues to release such ambitious projects, immediately catches the eye with its unique design: a two-volume set, each measuring 13.8 cm wide by 30 cm tall. Opening the pages transports you to the streets of Marrakech as Moriyama experienced and photographed them at the time.


A record of his travels, where the scenes, scents, and sounds of the bustling city can almost be felt. With a first print run of 500 copies, this is a special photobook that fans will surely want to own.



"Marrakech"

Size | 138 mm (W) x 300 mm (H)

Specifications | 88 pages x 2 volumes, hardcover, with slipcase

Print Run | First edition of 500 copies

Publisher | Super Labo

Price | ¥7,560

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