Ken'ichi Murata "Princess playing the heart"

“Give me a heart organ that holds my heart.”

- Saying that, the princess looked up at her sky and spread her arms...

A fable of mystical Eros based on the story of worshiping the Goddess of the Heart.

This is a long-awaited photo book summarizing the new frontiers of Ken'ichi Murata, who seeks life and tames death!

Includes "Skull and I".

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We must not forget that narrative is an important element in Ken'ichi Murata's works.

The stories were sometimes created based on grand pseudo-historical and pseudo-religious visions, such as Kannon, angels, and goddesses.

Various props such as skulls, crows, penguins, frogs, and mushrooms were skillfully placed as metaphors for the story.

I wonder if the "heart'' appeared in Murata's story around 2022.

Murata's works, which were built on the excessive conflict between death and life, acquired a symbol of life different from eroticism.

However, the plants and mushrooms surrounding the model have a suspicious appearance, and the heart is full of mystery as a gift from heaven, and the way the model and heart are connected by a tube is reminiscent of a pseudoscientist's experiment. .

What floats on the screen is an unchanging magical aura.

Please take your time to enjoy the signs of Ken'ichi Murata's new stage.

--Kyo Satsuki

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*Model : Halca / Komari / Toko Morinomiya / Nananano

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B5 size, 96 pages, 3,436yen (consumption tax not included)

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