clean design


  • Photographer
    honey & bunny / daisuke akita
  • Prize
    Honorable Mention
  • Company/Studios
    honey & bunny
  • Date of Photograph
    sep 2016
  • Technical Info
    digital photography

Cleanliness is an essential part of culture. It is connected to health and civilization, but also implicated in social and religious aspects. What we determine as dirty and how we clean that dirt, is a question of cultural tradition. Each culture, each époque performs different cleaning procedures and develops specific cleaning techniques. Nevertheless cleaning is often considered a job without competences, executed by persons at the lowest end of the social hierarchy. Usually private homes are cleaned by unpaid female family members or by female migrants. Standards of cleanliness and concepts about what constitutes dirt also relate to religious, moral and other symbolic values. Dirt is used to describe unethical, irreligious behavior, whereas the efforts for managing the dirt in one’s home show the virtue of the housewife. So if dirt is immoral and potentially lethal, why is cleaning not a popular and highly prestigious job?

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