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"Invisible" is a photobook by leading British photographer Stephen Gill. With his unique creativity and unparalleled attention to detail, Gill continues to receive high praise not only from photography authorities like Martin Parr but also from collectors. He pastes his photos onto maquettes, carries them around in his bag, and occasionally takes them out on the bus, taking the approach of "living with the work as we create," never even touching a computer until the very end. A true artist, he has no desire to impress or sell; he simply creates work that satisfies him. This book centers around the motif of "workers in fluorescent safety suits," and explores the nature of the "city" where people wearing safety suits to stand out become inconspicuous and unsafe. This is the journey of a photographer who wandered the city in pursuit of this paradox. Limited to 1,000 copies.