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The
Salaryman Project is on a double mission. On one hand, it
explores images of masculinity and normality in the world
of Tokyo office workers. On the other hand, it is an observation
of the sense of the season in the Japanese capital.
The photographic style is an attempt to adapt in a creative
way to the increasing constraints of portraits rights on
candid street photography. As a result, mystery and poetry
seem to blossom around the supposedly boring corporate world.
The work comes as a weekly business schedule in several
formats.
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