Tokyo Compression Revisited

by Michael Wolf

With ""Tokyo Compression"" Michael Wolf struck a nerve. His portraits of people who are on their way in the Tokyo subway, constrained between glass, steel and fellow travelers, have won many awards and were shown in exhibitions around the globe. The first edition of this book was sold out after a few weeks. And the topic kept haunting Michael Wolf as well. He returned to Tokyo in order to immerse in the subsurface insanity once again and this time even deeper. Now with ""Tokyo Compression Revisited"" the second, completely revised edition is published, with many so far unreleased images and an entirely new ""hidden track"" at the end of the book.

112 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2011

About the author

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Michael Wolf has lived in Hong Kong for eight years and works as a photographer for Stern. He collects posters and photographs from the period of the Cultural Revolution till today.