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Monobloc
Monobloc
Jürgen Lindemann
September 2, 2016
The stackable plastic chair is a most ubiquitous item of furniture, yet despite it being replicated millions of times, we barely notice it. However, once the eye has focussed on it, it is like a virus – suddenly spotted everywhere.
Being a cameraman and a TV producer who often travels the world, Jürgen Lindemann has already spent eight years making a project of photographing monoblocs wherever he happens to find them. This has resulted in 3000 pictures so far, making it a good subject for a long-term project.
You can find further images in the: LFI 6/2016.
Being a cameraman and a TV producer who often travels the world, Jürgen Lindemann has already spent eight years making a project of photographing monoblocs wherever he happens to find them. This has resulted in 3000 pictures so far, making it a good subject for a long-term project.
You can find further images in the: LFI 6/2016.
ALL IMAGES ON THIS PAGE: © Jürgen Lindemann
Jürgen Lindemann+-
Born in Cologne in 1962, the passionate Leica M photographer has worked as a cameraman, director and producer for more than 30 years. The monobloc project has already taken him three times around the world, and has also inspired his friends: the holiday souvenirs they bring him are often snapshots of plastic chairs. More
