Surreal photos of Asia’s longest river after 2 year „pilgrimage“
Zhang Kechun – Buddha in Coal Yard, Ningxia Province, 2011
The Yangtze River, Asia’s longest river, is the main subject of The Yellow River, a series of photographs by Zhang Kechun. The Yangtze is praised as the cradle of Chinese evolution owing to the central function it played in the civilization of ancient China. Paradoxically, the river is also referred to as China’s sorrow, based on the ferociousness of the river during flooding season.
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Tagged Art in China and by Chinese artists, Chengdu, desert related art, Ningxia, photography, Yangtze, Zhang Kechun
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Independent non-profit arts organization established in 2011 in Seoul, South Korea. Projects in 1/3 of the world's countries.
