SALARYMAN PROJECT
Posted by Fabio 16 May 2012
The “Salaryman Project” by Tokyo based French photographer Bruno Quinquet is an attempt to build mystery and poetry around the archetypal figure of the Japanese male office worker, aka salaryman. With the cycle of the seasons as a backdrop, the series explores images of masculinity, normality and anonymity in the Japanese capital. The photos are organized in the format of a business schedule to reference in the same vehicle office work and the specifically Japanese sense of the season.
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