We spend a good part of our lives in the office and, over time, our desks become a time capsule of our corporate selfs. Piled among printed decks and unsubmitted expense reports, we find a few hand-picked objects that make our desks, well, our own.
“Desk Job” looks at the personal objects that adorn office desks. Ornaments, trophies and mementos that give us a hint of the tastes and personalities of the people who keep them.
Stripped out of context and photographed in a studio setting, these objects cease to exist as props to become the protagonists of their own stories. Our role is to fill in the blanks.
“Desk Job” looks at the personal objects that adorn office desks. Ornaments, trophies and mementos that give us a hint of the tastes and personalities of the people who keep them.
Stripped out of context and photographed in a studio setting, these objects cease to exist as props to become the protagonists of their own stories. Our role is to fill in the blanks.
