Bogdan Girbovan is a Romanian photographer who explores identity issues in his works. And if Eldar Ryazanov subtly hinted to us about the squalid facelessness of block high-rise buildings, then Gyrbovan with his project seeks to show that any dwelling, even the most typical, depends only on its inhabitants.
The photographer chose an ordinary sad high-rise building in Bucharest and took pictures of residents of one-room apartments of the same layout on all ten floors.
A Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different owners
The project "10/1" shows how different it is possible to live in the same conditions and was created in 2008.
A Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different ownersA Romanian photographer has shown how the same apartment layout looks like 10 different owners