In case you’re wondering, that is indeed a room filled to the ceiling with bags of vintage clothing.
Shots in process for work|spaces, my spring semester grad project in progress.
For more information on the project, feel free to check out the work|spaces project blog.
One of the notes left getting near the end of Heidi’s time in the warehouse.
Sample images in process for Heidi’s chapter of my grad project. Trying to get across a feeling of being completely overwhelmed by one’s workspace.
For more information on the project, feel free to check out the work|spaces project blog.
Sample images in process for Heidi’s chapter of my grad project. Trying to get across a feeling of being completely overwhelmed by one’s workspace.
Check out the stop-motion video of the shoot here.
For more information on the project, feel free to check out the work|spaces project blog.
Sample images in process for Heidi’s chapter of my grad project. Trying to get across a feeling of being completely overwhelmed by one’s workspace.
Check out the stop-motion video of the shoot here.
For more information on the project, feel free to check out the work|spaces project blog.
TruValue Vintage Shoot: March 22nd from Mark Stokoe on Vimeo.
Stop motion of our shoot at TruValue Vintage for Heidi’s chapter in the book.
Music by Fatboy Slim “Build It Up, Tear It Down”, from the album “You’ve Come A Long Way Baby”
Epic ghetto lighting setup for my shoot with Heidi and Aaron at TruValue Vintage for my grad project.
For more information on the project, feel free to check out the work|spaces project blog.
Drawn from key interview points.
Such as:
Stock Manager
Primary workspace was the Warehouse section
Eventually completely overwhelmed by the constant influx of stuff, and trying to keep it in some form of order.
(0:32)
pulled off floor, put in bags, sent to smaller warehouse. didn’t go anywhere
(0:50)
it was like a mountain of bags
(1:40)
i’m in a basement, there’s no windows, and all i have around is smelly clothes
(1:55)
air vent is just smell of falafel
(3:16)
how did you feel. overwhelmed. that’s when anxiety level went up.
(3:40)
look at a section of mess, then turn around and see everything else is a mess*
(4:44)
every garment wrapped in plastic, all have to be unwrapped. garbage bags of plastic
(5:01)
Shelves of shit built up. Shelving and display items to mack displays look cool
(7:44)
organization. piles of things.
(8:02)
someone comes in, moves things around, doesn’t have time to put them back. system can’t be maintained.
(9:20)
bare walls, flourescent lighting, and dusty.
(9:50)
not communicating with the outside world. stuffy
(10:50)
darkness affected me.
(11:40)
would change prices to clear out stock that had to be donated
(11:50)
get rid of shitty stock. not many guys buy ties.
(14:20)
too much stuff to make it work
(19:20)
it was out of my control, and eventually i just gave up
(19:54)
i remember leaving angry notes.
(20:20)
“if you don’t put this box away, the rats will get in it, then they’ll kill you”
(20:45)
the sink is not a garbage can
