Live in the South Wind by Zhu Baolei ｜朱宝蕾「南方褶皱」 tetsuya umeda The series

The series

borrowing their eyes and bodies to re-visit my family albums and some of the photographs I took a long time ago

nonchalant depictions of daily life around him

The series also reminds me of a haiku poem in Akira Kurosawa’s memorial Something Like an Autobiography: “The quiet water from the source

Live in the South Wind by Zhu Baolei ｜朱宝蕾「南方褶皱」 tetsuya umeda The series275x180 mm295x 200mm104 Jiazazhi Press 2000 2018 Live in the South Wind Zhu Baolei Memory is like "folds" of time. Exploring the silent ruins of buildings, one can find objects left behind and traces of humanity. Since the beginning of the 2000s, most cities in China have undergone urbanization and major changes. Nanning, a city in the southwestern border region, is no exception, with various houses built in the last century being demolished one after