This photography project, started from 2009, focuses on people who have rare diseases in China. Who are they? How can they survive? What do they need?
Reflections of Soul: The Works of Yang YanKang, China
Chinese Master Photographer Yang YanKang has finally finished his meditation on Tibetan Buddhism this year, a body of work he has been shaping for a decade.
The boy who never grew up – Street Photography in Anhui, China
I am a mind full of fantasy jokes – a child living in an adult body. This era is absurd, bizarre and unique. Material pursuits become the chain that imprisons each person.
Yu Haibo 余海波: The Breath Of Nights in Shenzhen, China
In Haibo’s photographs titled ‘The Breath Of Nights’, he points his lens at the colourful night lives and euphoria of Shenzhen’s modern and progressive youth.
Lu Nan’s Trilogy of Men: China’s Catholicism & Forgotten People, and 4 Seasons in Tibet
Influential Chinese Photographer 呂楠 Lu Nan’s Trilogy Photographs of the Catholic Church in China, China’s mental institutions and Tibetan peasants.
China’s Rat Tribe, by Sim Chi Yin
“Rat Tribe” explores the lives of low-waged migrant workers who live underground in Beijing and make up one-third of the city’s estimated 20 million people.
‘I Love Beijing Tian’anmen’ Vernacular Portraits, then and now
Chinese photographer Hei Ming takes one step further by re-taking portraits of some of the people in those pictures, decades later.
Photography by the Mekong: Highlights from Xishuangbanna Foto Festival
Some highlights at Xishuangbanna Foto Festival 2014 at Jinghong city by the Mekong River in Yunnan China.
IPA Southeast Asia Showcase at Xishuangbanna Foto Festival, China 2014
To kick off the new year, Invisible Ph t grapher Asia will be presenting a Southeast Asia Showcase at the Xishuangbanna Foto Festival, China 2014.
The Life of Bicycles in China, by Wang Wenlan
In his famous photographic series called The flowing ‘Great Wall’, veteran Chinese photographer Wang Wenlan spent years documenting bicycles in China.
Chongqing, by Andri Tambunan
I walked for hours, often following the paths of the Jialing and Yangtze River. I had a camera with me and for the first time in a while I was taking pictures for its own joy.
Vanishing Existence, by Kosuke Okahara
Though leprosy is an old disease that is 100% curable and that merely affects people nowadays, there are over 600 leprosy villages in southern provinces of China.
The Story of Modern Times, by Patrick Tsai
The year was 2007. I just finished the photo diary project called My Little Dead Dick with my lover at the time. I was completely burned out.
Spotlight: Wang Fuchun’s Chinese People on the Train, China
Wang Fuchun’s photographs of the railroads of China – the locomotives and millions of travelers commuting to and fro big cities and small towns.
Changsha, by Rian Dundon
Tracing a personal narrative across the diverse geographies of these regions, Changsha tells the intimate stories of people living in a society set on fast-forward.