"Please give me a heart that 'houses a heart'" - Saying this, the princess looked up to the sky and spread her arms... A fable of esoteric eros depicted in the story of the faith in the heart goddess. A long-awaited photo book that brings together Murata Kenichi's new realm of seeking life and taming death! Also includes "The Skull and Me." ======== It should not be forgotten that narrative is an important element in Murata Kenichi's work. The story is sometimes created under a grand pseudo-historical and pseudo-religious vision of Kannon, angels, and goddesses, and various props such as skulls, crows, penguins, frogs, and mushrooms are skillfully placed as metaphors for the story. It was around 2022 that the "heart" appeared in Murata's story. Murata's work, which was created in the midst of an excessive struggle between life and death, has acquired a symbol of life that is different from eros. However, the plants and mushrooms surrounding the model have a mysterious appearance, the heart exudes a mystical quality as if it were a gift from heaven, and the way the model is connected to the heart with tubes is reminiscent of an experiment by a pseudo-scientist. The image still has the same magical aura. Please enjoy the signs of a new stage for Murata Kenichi. --Satsuki Itsuki Kyo == ...