Invisible

These photographs show us a paradox: how fluorescent safety-clothing, which is intended to make workers in potentially dangerous occupations conspicuous, can make its wearers invisible. They are the latest series by a photographer with a sustained interest in the way cities work. Here he shows us the invisible people who ensure that London and its suburbs function. It is as if the metropolis is a complicated clock which no one ever sees or rather notices being wound up.
Mark Haworth-Booth

Invisible 100 £
2002-2005
Photographs by Stephen Gill
Words by Mark Haworth-Booth
Edited and sequenced by Stephen Gill
Design by Melanie Mues
Published by Nobody
30 colour photographs
64 pages
300 x 255 mm
Printed on Job Parilux Silk, 170 gsm
Paperbound hardback
Printed at EBS, Verona, Italy
Edition of 1000
Published in 2005
ISBN 978-0-9549405-0-8