'Where Children Sleep' Documents the Different Bedrooms of Kids
Francis Tiangson — March 9, 2011 — Lifestyle
'Where Children Sleep' is a unique documentary that depicts the individual sleeping arrangements that different kids from around the world have. From glamorous pageant girl bedrooms to outdoor homeless mattresses, the range of conditions that children have to endure is incredible.
When you flip through the pages of 'Where Children Sleep,' you'll come face to face with portraits of children from all sorts of backgrounds and circumstances. Photographed by James Mollison, this documentary-style book gives you a glimpse of the wide inequalities that are rampant throughout the world.
'Where Children Sleep' is a revelation of some of the hardships that many young individuals have to deal with. It's a sad reality when a young child has to share a mattress with his entire family without any shelter protecting them.
When you flip through the pages of 'Where Children Sleep,' you'll come face to face with portraits of children from all sorts of backgrounds and circumstances. Photographed by James Mollison, this documentary-style book gives you a glimpse of the wide inequalities that are rampant throughout the world.
'Where Children Sleep' is a revelation of some of the hardships that many young individuals have to deal with. It's a sad reality when a young child has to share a mattress with his entire family without any shelter protecting them.
Trend Themes
1. Inequality in Childhood Living Conditions - Documentary-style books or photojournalistic essays that expose the diversity of living conditions of children may thrive in the publishing and media industries.
2. Empathy-based Artworks - Artists who create artworks showing harsh living conditions of children from disadvantaged communities may tap into empathy-based market segments.
3. Global Youth Advocacy - Advocacy initiatives that focus on empowering disadvantaged youth communities by providing access to basic necessities such as housing may gain popularity among socially conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - Publishers of documentary-style books or photojournalistic essays that showcase the diversity of living conditions of children can gain new markets and revenue sources.
2. Art - Artists who create artworks showing harsh living conditions of children from disadvantaged communities may attract new audiences and gain revenue from empathetic and socially conscious art collectors.
3. Social Services - Social services that aim to provide access to basic necessities such as housing and sanitation to disadvantaged youth may benefit from advocacy and fundraising efforts that promote the importance of ensuring safe environments for children.
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