TAMA Kanako "Mitsu no Maho (honey magic)"

――Born as girls, we are enchanted with the magic of happiness and a curse――

I quietly entrusted her with seasonal flowers to strengthen the magic of happiness.

A sweet photo collection in which Kanako Tama captures the "honey" of 11 people.

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After taking selfies for several years, the anxiety and fear of having to face someone and take a picture has faded a little, and I can take "Mitsu no Maho" with the feeling of "nice to meet you". It became so.

I believe that the way she looked at me when she took pictures and the sparkle of her skin gave me the "power" to face my own photography in the future.

--Kanako Tama

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◎ A long-awaited photo book following "The comet that can't be seen yet" and "Seven stars falling on your skin"!

★ Photographer Kanako Tama [twitter] [instagram]

1988 Born in Osaka City

2012 Her solo exhibition "Tamaterin" debuted at Jimbocho Gallery

2014 Solo exhibition "Toy Box" Jimbocho Gallery

2016 Solo exhibition "The Comet Still Unseen Now" Jimbocho Gallery

Solo exhibition "Matagitama" Jimbocho Gallery

Solo exhibition "Kanako Tama Photo Exhibition" green&garden

Exhibited at ART OSAKA Miura Jiro Gallery

2019 Publication of her photo book “Now, the comet that cannot be seen yet” (Atelier Third)

　　　　　Solo Exhibition "Sweet and Sad" Jimbocho Gallery

2021 solo exhibition "Magic of Honey" Jimbocho Gallery

Publishing the photo book "Seven Stars Falling on Your Skin" (Atelier Third)

　　　　Solo Exhibition "Seven Stars Falling on the Skin" Jimbocho Gallery

B5 size, 80 pages, 2,500yen (consumption tax not included)

You can see more images of the book on amazon.co.jp.