Peter Menzel did this in the early 90s with families from all over the world in a book called Material World. It was amazing to see a portrait of an American family with all of their things next to a photo like one of these. He also did a book called Hungry Planet which did the same thing but with food. Love the color palate of these.
Pam
I was thinking the same thing as Dave who commented before me. Imagine how long it would take to put all the items in your home onto your front yard..crazy! These photos are awesome
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These are very interesting photos. I’ve once posted a similar article called “China’s 56 Ethnic Groups” The photos reveal the traditional clothing of the groups in China. Check it out if you fancy http://creativeroots.org/?p=5412
Morgan
those photos are great! what an incredible experience that project must have been!
femi
it reflect the down stairs of china.. it impressed me .
thanks you
it is the real china
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most of them don’t have kids. that is why they don’t need much stuff…
YES! These are so beautiful, I love the colors! And Material World is such a beautiful book, love, love, love. Killer concept, gorgeously illustrated here!
Morgan
awesome. so simple and gorgeous and makes me want to take my roommates hoarded stuff to goodwill
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