Photographer Florian Beaudenon provides a voyeuristic bird's eye viewed into the stylized at home settings of strangers in his series "Instant Life." From above we witness the everyday banality of home life while Beaudenon asks what differs in the way people behave in private versus public. The biggest difference from his perspective seems to be ease and creativity--most subjects are barefooted and at play with their favorite hobbies. To me, series displays beautifully curated rooms more than explores the differences between privacy and public, but the images themselves are refreshing and let us experience the "fly on the wall" sensation we have often wished for.
Instant Life
Photographer Florian Beaudenon provides a voyeuristic bird's eye viewed into the stylized at home settings of strangers in his series "Instant Life." From above we witness the everyday banality of home life while Beaudenon asks what differs in the way people behave in private versus public. The biggest difference from his perspective seems to be ease and creativity--most subjects are barefooted and at play with their favorite hobbies. To me, series displays beautifully curated rooms more than explores the differences between privacy and public, but the images themselves are refreshing and let us experience the "fly on the wall" sensation we have often wished for.
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