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Home Work (Hardcover)
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Home Work (Hardcover)
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List price R621
Loot Price R554
Discovery Miles 5 540
You Save R67 (11%)
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As Vietnam moves towards urbanisation, the country's agricultural
labour force faces losing its land to urban projects - and its way
of life. The country's growing population is reducing the
availability of farming land and rural families, no longer able to
sustain themselves from the land, are turning to the creation of
various products. These 'craft' villages have become the meeting
place between rural and urban, agriculture and industry. During the
last decade, along with rapid national economic development many
craft villages have increased production up to five fold through
small-scale industrial development. However, the consequence of
this shift is increased waste and environmental pollution with the
resources of the landscape becoming overused. Tessa Bunney spent
two six month periods in Vietnam and visited many of these
villages. The traditional village house is typically single storey
and consists of three rooms. The large central room is a
multi-purpose living, sleeping and working area and it is in this
room where many of Tessa's images are taken, the mix of work and
everyday objects fascinating her visually. Interspersed with images
from daily life in the rice fields and in the villages, these
photographs depict 'working from home' in an unromanticized sense,
where their subjects, mostly women, balance childcare with the
routine work necessary for survival.
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