Seiichi Furuya (古屋 誠一 , Furuya Seiichi, born 1950) in Izu, Shizuoka is a Japanese photographer.
As a student Furuya studied architecture and then spent two years at Tokyo College of Photography. In 1973 she left her studies and her native Japan and traveled, ending up, according to Arthuur Ollman in his book, The Model Wife, "a man in exile. She wears alienation like an obligation." In Austria where she lived since 1982 she met and married Christine Gössler. From 1984 to 1987 she lived in East Berlin and worked as translator. Christine was to become the primary subject of her photography until her suicide in 1985. His last pictures of her are of her shoes, neatly placed by the window she had just jumped out of and her body, shot from the same window, on the ground, nine stories below. Today, Furuya lives in Graz.
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