365 Days of Invisible Work contains 365 images collected and compiled by the Domestic Worker Photographer Network. Members of this open network took photographs of themselves and others as gardeners, dishwashers, domestic workers, mothers, interns, artists and illegal immigrants--generating a collective and political representation

of domestic space and work as seen through the eyes of contemporary amateur photographers.

365 Days of Invisible Work is the third edition of the Werker Magazine series initiated by the founders of the Werker Collective, Marc Roig Blesa and Rogier Delfos. It was conceived as part of the Grand Domestic Revolution, a "living research" project by Casco - Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht, that ran from 2009/10-12. The Werker Collective's practice is inspired by the Worker Photography Movement of the 1920s and '30s, and looks into ways of reactivating the movement's working methodologies, based on self-representation, self-publishing, image analysis and collective learning processes.

《365天的隐形工作》包含了由家政工人摄影师网络收集和编辑的365张图片。这个开放网络的成员拍摄了自己和他人作为园丁、洗碗工、家庭工人、母亲、实习生、艺术家、非法移民的照片——通过当代业余摄影师的眼睛，创造家庭空间和工作的集体政治代表。

本书是Werker杂志系列的第三版，由Werker集体的创始人马克·罗伊格·布莱萨（Marc Roig Blesa）和罗吉尔·德福斯（Rogier Delfos）发起，是由乌得勒支卡斯柯艺术、设计和理论办公室于2009年10月12日发起的一项“生活研究”项目——“伟大的家庭革命”的一部分。Werker Collective的实践受到了20世纪20年代和30年代工人摄影运动的启发，并基于自我表述、自我出版、图像分析和集体学习过程，寻求重新激活工人摄影运动的工作方法。