Bureau d’Etudes Japonaises just published Bruno Quinquet‘s “Salaryman Project business schedule 2013“.
In the shape a a 2013 professional agenda, the “Salaryman Project” is a parallel observation of the cycle of seasons and of masculine identity in Tokyo’s corporate world. By concealing the faces, the photographer tries to adapt in a creative way to the increasing constraints of portraits rights in candid street photography. As a result, mystery and poetry seem to blossom around the supposedly boring business scene.
An additional booklet with the texts of Bill Kouwenhoven, Kotaro Iizawa and Bruno Quinquet is included.
Salaryman Project business schedule 2013
Bruno Quinquet
publisher: Bureau d’Etudes Japonaises
64 pages, 53 colour photos, 18.2 x 25.7cm.
+16 pages booklet with texts
language: English/Japanese (agenda) and English/Japanese/French (booklet)
ISBN 9784990663506
Price: 38 euros international shipping from Japan included
A few copies are available at the Photographers’ Gallery, London.
