Routine: Cinemagraphs by Julien Douvier
Published Nov 27, 2014
French photographer Julien Douvier found the perfect way to visually represent our daily routines with this series of thought-provoking cinemagraphs.
“One day, I realized that I was making the same trip every day for almost four years. Waking up at the same time, taking the same routes through the same streets, on the same sidewalks, in front of the same buildings… This is why I wanted to find a visual way to represent this phenomeon called routine. That’s how this project was born.
This is a work about repetition, present in many forms in these images, not only with people walking by in cadence but also with the buildings facades full of geometric, rhythmic and repetitive elements. Because life is all about rhythm.”
– Julien Douvier
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