Difference between revisions of "Yukio Kanai"
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'''Kanai''' (金井) family name, '''Yukio''' (行雄) first name | '''Kanai''' (金井) family name, '''Yukio''' (行雄) first name | ||
| − | Fictitional name created by [[Chimuo Nureki]] during his [[Uramado]] years.<ref group="※">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> | + | Fictitional name created by [[Chimuo Nureki]] during his [[Uramado]] years.<ref group="※" name="nkss">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> |
[[image:KanaiYukio.jpg|200px|thumb|Yukio Kanai. ''Woman Suffering in Moonlight'' (1974)]] | [[image:KanaiYukio.jpg|200px|thumb|Yukio Kanai. ''Woman Suffering in Moonlight'' (1974)]] | ||
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==Interesting point(s)== | ==Interesting point(s)== | ||
| − | “The name Yukio Kanai often appeared in photos as the person who created the photos, but at this time I don’t know who he actually was. So, he existed as the photographer, naturally, but who he was was unclear. However, in photos where he appears, there are traces that he should surely be Seiu.”<ref>Name given in orginal text is 晴雨調. The “調” is currently omitted until correct reading can be confirmed.”</ref><ref group="※">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> | + | “The name Yukio Kanai often appeared in photos as the person who created the photos, but at this time I don’t know who he actually was. So, he existed as the photographer, naturally, but who he was was unclear. However, in photos where he appears, there are traces that he should surely be Seiu.”<ref>Name given in orginal text is 晴雨調. The “調” is currently omitted until correct reading can be confirmed.”</ref><ref group="※" name="nkss">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> |
| − | “He was connected to Seiu as the one who took the photos at fan photo gatherings either during Seiu’s lifetime or posthumously.”<ref group="※">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> | + | “He was connected to Seiu as the one who took the photos at fan photo gatherings either during Seiu’s lifetime or posthumously.”<ref group="※" name="nkss">Akita, Nureki and Fuji. ''History of Japanese Bondage Photography 1 (日本緊縛写真史 1)''. Jiyukokuminsha, 1996.</ref> |
==Selected Works== | ==Selected Works== | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 4 May 2021
Kanai (金井) family name, Yukio (行雄) first name Fictitional name created by Chimuo Nureki during his Uramado years.[※ 1]
Activities
Kinbakushi, Photographer.
Alternate Name(s)
金井行雄(Japanese)
Biography
Interesting point(s)
“The name Yukio Kanai often appeared in photos as the person who created the photos, but at this time I don’t know who he actually was. So, he existed as the photographer, naturally, but who he was was unclear. However, in photos where he appears, there are traces that he should surely be Seiu.”[1][※ 1]
“He was connected to Seiu as the one who took the photos at fan photo gatherings either during Seiu’s lifetime or posthumously.”[※ 1]
Selected Works
Notes
- ↑ Name given in orginal text is 晴雨調. The “調” is currently omitted until correct reading can be confirmed.”
