ON A LANDSCAPE MOTIVATED BY 'FUKUYAMA KYUUSYUUNO KIROKU' : On 'reality' of a landscape of Fukuyama City in the center of Seto Inland Sea (Part III)

'FUKUYAMA KUUSYUUNO KIROKU' is collected writings by bombed out people of Fukuyama city by the U. S. Army Air Forces at Aug. 8 in 1945. Through descriptions of Fukuyama-city's landscape in bombed and flamed disaster, I try to make explicit reality of a landscape of the city. In such abnormal disaster, we may face to an unordinary but uncovered landscape compared with a daily familiar landscape covered by our own view. I characterize the later as 'actuality' of a landscape. The actuality of landscapes is in very close interrelation to knowledges and our representation. From zero degree of actuality to the extreme degree of actuality are discriminated in landscapes of the disaster by articulating writings of the disaster scene. Beyond and apart them by doubting them there seems to catch a glimpse of a landscape itself, namely 'reality of landscape' expressed as double exposured landscapes.