As societies urbanize, people’s occupations migrate from the outside world to the inside of factories, stores, and offices. Cornered by walls, work takes place in the workplace where the workforce is forced to work. But nobody robbed us of our freedom; it was an inside job we signed up for. Outside jobs, by contrast, are not always a deliberate choice and oftentimes the harder labor, but they come with a certain spatial freedom: the people portrayed here are space-billionaires amassing such a wealth of space that they can fit the outside world into their lives and make their living under the sun, amidst green, or at sea.

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