With his Living Small series, the American photographer Wom Kim wanted to document the lives of the inhabitants of a Tokyo capsule hotel, away from the futuristic and technological image of the city. Having himself lived in this hotel, built in one floor of an office building, Wom Kim photographed the daily lives of these Japanese, living in these tiny spaces, without windows, made of plywood, with a simple curtain for privacy.
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