Tadao Cern – Comfort Zone
Posted by Fabio 13 November 2013
In spring of 2010 former architect Tadao Cern wanted to try something new and stopped being an architect. That ‘something new’ turned out to be photography. Today he travel around the world with his personal projects and commissions, knowing that there is a lot more exciting stuff to be tried out.
For the Comfort Zone series, Tadao Cern spent last summer on various beaches taking pictures of strangers in their ‘Comfort Zone’. These photos are not staged and every single detail in them tells us a different story about ourselves. It’s only a part of the collection and project consist of 24 large scale prints.
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