Liu Ke, Still Lake

Still Lake

Liu Ke

Publisher
Zen Foto Gallery
Year
2010
Specifications
Softcover
182 x 257 mm
36 pages
33 images
Language: English, Japanese, Chinese

The title of Liu Ke’s work “Still Lake” derives from a poem by Mao Zedong, the poem imagines still waters rising behind what we now interpret as the Three Gorges Dam Project, one of the greatest civil engineering works in history. Liu Ke has photographed the region affected by the dam along the banks of the Yangtse River and around Chongqing, questioning the price paid by the people living in the region.

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