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He vist aquest projecte i m’ha encantat. Realment hi ha gent que de qualsevol cosa sap fer un treball genial!
Bogdan Girbovan retrata deu apartaments d’un mateix bloc per mostrar els diferents estrats socials sense canviar de lloc.
El projecte és del 2008 i es compon de deu fotografies, preses en deu pisos en un bloc d’apartaments de l’era comunista, situat a la zona est de Bucarest.
Els apartaments son un a sobre de l’altre. Són idèntics, tant en estructura, com en detalls de l’exterior i l’interior.
El fotògraf viu al desè pis.
1st floor, apartments number 7, a lady living by herself (refused to make her name public), retired, worked as a banknotes designer before 1989. She’s been living here for 10 years. Apartment owner.
2nd floor, apartment number 12, mother and daughter, two distinguished ladies (refused to make their names public). The daughter, former athlete, travelled a lot, visited museums, moved in with her mother after her husband passed away. Apartment owners.
3rd floor, apartment 17 apartment up for sale – the owners are abroad. Scale with good president, Mr. Cojanu Elijah, who holds the key.
4th floor, apartment 22, Don Lukas (did not give his name, preferring to appear under his alias), recently returned from Spain, lives together with his girlfriend.
5th floor, apartment 27, Mrs. Suhariuc Ioana, retired. Living here since 1967, and living by herself since 1982. Together with the cat since 1989. Owner of the flat.
6th floor, apartment 32, public figure, refused to give a name or appear in the photograph.
Temporary lodger, as tenant.
7th floor apartment 37, lives alone.
8th floor, apartment 42 Ene family, retirees living in 1967. He is bedridden for several years. personal property
9th floor, apartment 47, Ms. Bita, retired, lives there since 1967 and is the only one in 1996. Personal property.
10th Floor, apartment 52, Bogdan Girbovan, photographer, rents from his father who bought flat in 2004.
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Very interesting insight into the residents’ lives. Thanks for sharing.
wonderfull…