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Eton boys, German conscripts and modern pentathletes are all fair game in the photographic world of Shoko Ogushi, who describes her artistic mission as the pursuit of 'the aesthetic beauty and enigma of men from a female viewpoint'. She's been working on the 'Men Behind the Scenes' project since her student days in London, capturing the peculiarities and absurdities of exclusively male worlds, and now exhibits highlights from this project at Shinbashi's Vanilla Gallery.
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