Marco Frauchiger

Reportage, 2013

Whatever we have

I met a hotel receptionist. He lives and works in Miami Beach and hasn’t seen the ocean for two years.
Cleaning up, after a Beach day, Fontainebleau Hotel
Raymond doesn’t have a job. He spent his last money for the bus to get to Florida City for a job offer. It wasn’t a success, but he wasn’t surprised about the bad news. It often happens to people who are looking for low-wage jobs. Especially in
Angel is 53 years old and has an accurate look, a beard and glasses. He lives underneath a trailer. He is seeking for a job for months.
The last shuttle.
Glenn is searching for a leak in the pipe in the Motel yard. He does casual employment. Employees like Glenn work on demand, an irregular and infrequent income. Because these workers doesn’t work regularly, they usually donʼt receive benefits like w
Every Friday we serve food to the hungry people. They get what ever we have, says Mavis Witter Project Manager of a Food Bank in South Florida. But even here people always come late.
Own grown tomatoes out of the pool instead of guest having a bath in the motel pool.

Publikationsinformationen

Titel der Arbeit
Whatever we have
Publikation
Der kleine Bund
Ausgabe
2. November 2013
Seite(n)
37