Publisher/Here Press

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"Married Man" is a collection of works by London-based female photographer Natasha Caruana. Born in 1983, Caruana is a unique photographer who shows deep insight into modern love and human relationships with her unique works on themes such as love, betrayal, and fantasy. This work, published in 2015, is a book on the theme of "adultery" with Caruana as both the subject and the creator. She registered as an "ordinary woman" on a site where married men register, and went on more than 80 dates with 54 married men over a period of nine months. She secretly took photos with a disposable camera and secretly recorded them with an IC recorder. The photos of the men's profile, their watches, and sometimes even their hands holding hands at a table give the viewer a sense of "reality," and the conversations she shares, such as "Don't tell my wife. She thinks I'm on a business trip" and "Shall we just get on the train and go somewhere," bring to light the deception and desire in everyday life. This book explores themes of love, betrayal, anonymity, and the visualization and consumerization of desire brought about by technology such as the Internet in modern society. Limited to 500 copies.