Ludi Center, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
No. 64 Hanjiadang Liantuan Village, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
Center Street Park, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
Untitled, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
A Family Snapshot, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
Road Under Planning, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
Land in the West of No.9 Lakeside New City, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
East Lake Tai Ecological Park, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
Swimming Pool, from series of Very Good, Very Good
As a boy, I enjoyed my childhood in a small town called Wujiang near Lake Tai in southeast of China. As a man, I left hometown but still witnessed its unprecedented growth during the rapid urbanization in China through mass media including newspaper, television, and the Internet. In recent years, I constantly photograph the landscape of my hometown while visiting my parents. Meanwhile, I combine photographs with newspapers, documents, satellite map, and vernacular photos to depict a city in transition and investigate the power of governmentality, capital, and media that contribute to this transition. Wujiang represents the intersection of a prospect of future and the current and potential conflicts regarding the right of habitation and environmental and transitional justice.
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