Camp Leakey, Borneo, from the Primates series (2015) by Isabel Muñoz —
Spanish photographer Muñoz won the 2016 National Photography Prize in Spain. This series of photos is designed to reflect the similarity between family bonding expressed by humans and primates.
"Those feelings and ideas we call love all vary according to one's background, religious views, history, geographical region and living environment," said Lucile Reyboz and Yusuke Nakanishi, the fair's co-founders and directors in a press release.
The fair features some works that are up to 100 years old. Like this image of a late 19th century Japanese wedding, with the bride and groom on the flanks.
"Choros of Melodies" (2010) by Chikako Yamashiro —
Filmed in Itoman, where heavy casualties were suffered in the Battle of Okinawa, this imagery deals with intervals between existence and non-existence.
"Front Gate of Yoshiwara" (1907-1911) by Anonymous —
An old photo of the entrance to the pleasure quarter of Yoshiwara, Tokyo, where visitors could be entertained by courtesans, kabuki theater, restaurants and tea houses.
"Mud Man" is a three-screen projection shot in Okinawa, Japan and South Korea's Jeju Island. It concerns citizen protests around the construction of military bases.
