Métro-Boulot-Dodo
(mag #2)
by Ilja Vandenbroucke ©
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About the Book
Running late.
Never on time.
Reflects on the repetitive nature of daily routines in urban life, exploring themes of monotony, societal structure, and personal resilience within the framework of modern living.
Urban photography with an emphasis on structure, pattern, and human interaction.
“Métro-Boulot-Dodo”
A French expression referring to the loss of consciousness during the daily routine and tasks. Work, commuting, sleeping, eating and the same thing all over again. I have always been fascinated by this phenomenon.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 48 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9781367901780
- Publish Date: Apr 10, 2016
- Language English
- Keywords métro boulot dodo, ilja vandenbroucke, photography
About the Creator
I am Ilja Vandenbroucke Based in Ghent, Belgium, constantly exploring the world around me. What began as a creative pursuit quickly evolved into a form of self-reflection and expression. Allowing me to connect and to dissect the structures around me, breaking them down into compelling stories. Suggestive, impulsive, and fragmented, focusing on social themes, people and their environment. This alternative perspective drives me forward, inspiring me to capture the essence of the world around me. In personal projects, I often mix various media (books, prints, text, collages, projections, negatives, drawings, and video) aiming to create tangible, intimate experiences. Ongoing and ever-evolving, sometimes leading to exhibitions, publications, or books.

