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Enomoto Saclaco

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Enomoto Saclaco

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1987-04-28 (Nakano, Tokyo, Japan)
死没
36歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Nakano, Tokyo, Japan → Hanakoganei, Kodaira, Tokyo, Japan → Sayama, Saitama, Japan

経歴

職業
Poet
活動期間
2011年〜2024年

受賞歴

Gendai-shi Techo Prize
2011
主催: Gendai-shi Techo (literary magazine)
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Masushoku suru gankyū ni matagatte

2012年 Contemporary poetry

Early poetry collection layering images of the body and vision, using fragmented narration to depict contemporary sensibilities.

bodyvisionurban lifefragmentationidentity

Do Not Take Aspirin When Hungry

2014年 Contemporary poetry

A group of poems exploring the body, medication, and everyday anxieties, notable for experimental use of language.

embodimentpharmacologyanxietydaily life

Rontgen, That Sinking Flowerpot

2017年 Contemporary poetry

Uses medical imagery and motifs suggestive of X-rays to present poems about visibility and invisibility.

medical imageryvisibilityabsencememory

Lontano

2018年 Contemporary poetry

A collection themed on distance and remoteness, featuring experimental works that let language resonate between gaps.

distanceisolationlinguistic experimentation

Hanakoganei Counterpoint

2024年 Contemporary poetry

Poems that return to themes of hometown and residence with contrapuntal structures. A late-career publication.

nostalgiaresidencecounterpointretrospection

全著作

  • Masushoku suru gankyū ni matagatte (Shichosha, 2012)
  • Do Not Take Aspirin When Hungry (Shichigatsudō, 2014)
  • Rontgen, That Sinking Flowerpot (Shichosha, 2017)
  • Lontano (Shichigatsudō, 2018)
  • Hanakoganei Counterpoint (Shichigatsudō, 2024)

作風・主題

文体
experimentalfragmented narrationimage-driven poetry
頻出モチーフ
the bodymedical imageryurban landscapesmemorydistance

評価・遺産

Recognized as a poet who presented an experimental linguistic sensibility and bodily representation within contemporary poetry. Public about being transgender and known for work that incorporates that perspective.

豆知識

  • Preferred a romanization using "c" (Enomoto Saclaco).
  • Ran a personal publishing label called "archaeopteryx".
  • Winner of the 49th Gendai-shi Techo Prize (2011).
  • Died in January 2024 at age 36.