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Fig. 10. Zhang Kechun, The Yellow River series, A man pumping in the desert, 2011, 100 x 75 cm. ©Zhang Kechun, courtesy of Three Shadows +3 Gallery; Gray Pastoral: Critical Engagement with Idyllic Nature in Contemporary Photography from China

Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Fig. 10. Zhang Kechun, The Yellow River series, A man pumping in the desert, 2011, 100 x 75 cm. ©Zhang Kechun, courtesy of Three Shadows +3 Gallery
Filename: 7977573.0005.202-00000010
Volume: 5
Author: Xavier Ortells-Nicolau
Article Title: Gray Pastoral: Critical Engagement with Idyllic Nature in Contemporary Photography from China
ID: 7977573.0005.202-00000010

Lu Guang #2475 / Tianjin’s North Canal and Ziya River, a tributary of the Hai River, where the river joins the sea. Rubbish piles high in severely polluted water. 2010.5.4; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000001
Author: Jean Loh
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000001
Volume: 5
Caption: Lu Guang #2475 / Tianjin’s North Canal and Ziya River, a tributary of the Hai River, where the river joins the sea. Rubbish piles high in severely polluted water. 2010.5.4
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04

Lu Guang #2717 / Hebei Province, Xian County. The water from upstream Ziya River is so polluted that it turned red. Locals say for that for more than 20 years, dirty water has always been flowing. Even the underground water has been contaminated, but locals still use it for consumption. 2010.5.5; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000002
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #2717 / Hebei Province, Xian County. The water from upstream Ziya River is so polluted that it turned red. Locals say for that for more than 20 years, dirty water has always been flowing. Even the underground water has been contaminated, but locals still use it for consumption. 2010.5.5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000002
Volume: 5

Lu Guang #2797 / City of Hengshui in Hebei Province. Dirty water discharges after passing through the Shijiazhuang wastewater-treatment plant. 2010.5.6; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #2797 / City of Hengshui in Hebei Province. Dirty water discharges after passing through the Shijiazhuang wastewater-treatment plant. 2010.5.6
Number: 2
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000003
Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000003
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #8025 / The 1,400-year-old Zhaozhou Bridge is affected by corrosion from wastewater flowing through Shijiazhuang City. 2012.3.5; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000004
Volume: 5
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #8025 / The 1,400-year-old Zhaozhou Bridge is affected by corrosion from wastewater flowing through Shijiazhuang City. 2012.3.5
Date: 2015-04
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000004
Author: Jean Loh

Lu Guang #4664 / Wastewater from Chongqing Wanzhou Yihua Chemicals is being dumped into the Yangtze River. Each day, water of different colors is discharged 24 hours a day, nonstop. 2009.11.19; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000005
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000005
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #4664 / Wastewater from Chongqing Wanzhou Yihua Chemicals is being dumped into the Yangtze River. Each day, water of different colors is discharged 24 hours a day, nonstop. 2009.11.19
Number: 2

Lu Guang #5898 / The Jiangshen Chemical factory of Taixing Chemical Industrial Park discharges its chemical waste directly into this drainage ditch. 2009.12.4; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000006
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #5898 / The Jiangshen Chemical factory of Taixing Chemical Industrial Park discharges its chemical waste directly into this drainage ditch. 2009.12.4
Number: 2
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000006

Lu Guang #6879 / Wastewater from the Wuhan Economic Development Park’s Chenming Paper Mill runs from the Dongfeng floodgate into the Yangtze River. 2009.12.14; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000007
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #6879 / Wastewater from the Wuhan Economic Development Park’s Chenming Paper Mill runs from the Dongfeng floodgate into the Yangtze River. 2009.12.14
Number: 2
Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000007
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #7639 / The Jiujiang Synthetic Fiber Factory discharges its dark brownish wastewater into the Poyang Lake Nature Reserve of Jiangxi Province, which is under national protection. 2009.12.17; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #7639 / The Jiujiang Synthetic Fiber Factory discharges its dark brownish wastewater into the Poyang Lake Nature Reserve of Jiangxi Province, which is under national protection. 2009.12.17
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000008
Volume: 5
Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000008

Lu Guang #8947 / Anhui Province, Tongling City. The Guangxin Chemical Plant is built on the bank of the Yangtze. At night, its wastewater is discharged into the river through a pipeline buried underground. 2010.1.9; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #8947 / Anhui Province, Tongling City. The Guangxin Chemical Plant is built on the bank of the Yangtze. At night, its wastewater is discharged into the river through a pipeline buried underground. 2010.1.9
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000009
Volume: 5
Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000009

Lu Guang #9231 / Anhui Tongling, the Tianmashan Gold Mining Company’s ore-washing plant, discharges its wastewater, without any treatment, through the Heisha Stream directly into the Yangtze River. 2010.1.9; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000010
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000010
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #9231 / Anhui Tongling, the Tianmashan Gold Mining Company’s ore-washing plant, discharges its wastewater, without any treatment, through the Heisha Stream directly into the Yangtze River. 2010.1.9
Number: 2

Lu Guang #9276 / Wastewater from Anhui Tongling Precheza Titanium Dioxide Technology is discharged through the Jinchang Smelting Plant’s drainage ditch. 2010.1.10; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000011
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #9276 / Wastewater from Anhui Tongling Precheza Titanium Dioxide Technology is discharged through the Jinchang Smelting Plant’s drainage ditch. 2010.1.10
Number: 2
Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000011

Lu Guang #2876 / Some 50 households of fishermen’s families live here in the Yanglin Harbor of Taicang. Since 2002, the growth of chemical factories, paper mills, and power stations has dangerously polluted both the water and the air. Fifty-five-year-old Li Shizhong was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in March 2007. After surgery, he can no longer work, and must undergo therapy and take daily medications. 2010.3.7; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000012
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #2876 / Some 50 households of fishermen’s families live here in the Yanglin Harbor of Taicang. Since 2002, the growth of chemical factories, paper mills, and power stations has dangerously polluted both the water and the air. Fifty-five-year-old Li Shizhong was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in March 2007. After surgery, he can no longer work, and must undergo therapy and take daily medications. 2010.3.7
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000012

Lu Guang #4326 / Taicang Yanglin Harbor. Hu Zhenlan has spent her whole life on a fishing boat. While her son is catching fish in the Yangtze, she looks after the younger children. 2010.3.10; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000013
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000013
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #4326 / Taicang Yanglin Harbor. Hu Zhenlan has spent her whole life on a fishing boat. While her son is catching fish in the Yangtze, she looks after the younger children. 2010.3.10

Lu Guang #4697 / In the past few years, fishermen have been suffering from chronic diarrhea after drinking water from the Yangtze. Because the Taicang Yanglin village has no tap water, however, the people must continue to get their drinking water from the river. 2010.3.11; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000014
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lu Guang #4697 / In the past few years, fishermen have been suffering from chronic diarrhea after drinking water from the Yangtze. Because the Taicang Yanglin village has no tap water, however, the people must continue to get their drinking water from the river. 2010.3.11
Author: Jean Loh
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000014
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #5188 / Taicang Yanglin fishing village, in Jiangsu Province. Wang Jinnan, who has always lived on the Yangtze, had breast cancer five years ago; now the disease is recurring. 2009.12.2; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Date: 2015-04
Caption: Lu Guang #5188 / Taicang Yanglin fishing village, in Jiangsu Province. Wang Jinnan, who has always lived on the Yangtze, had breast cancer five years ago; now the disease is recurring. 2009.12.2
Number: 2
Filename: 7977573.0005.203-00000015
Volume: 5
Author: Jean Loh
Article Title: Lu Guang’s China Water Survey
ID: 7977573.0005.203-00000015

Soup (湯) Transform, recovered toy transformers, part of a collection recovered from various beaches over a three year period, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000001
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000001
Number: 2
Caption: Soup (湯) Transform, recovered toy transformers, part of a collection recovered from various beaches over a three year period, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Date: 2015-04

Soup (湯) Packet, waste packaging from single-use food, and drink items with household products, found alongside medical and hazardous waste. Includes; bottle tops and bottles, plastic gift wrap from Shenzhen’s miniature village, condoms, and an IV antibiotic bag. Collected from Tsing Lung Tau & Port Shelter Beach, 2012 and 2013, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000002
Caption: Soup (湯) Packet, waste packaging from single-use food, and drink items with household products, found alongside medical and hazardous waste. Includes; bottle tops and bottles, plastic gift wrap from Shenzhen’s miniature village, condoms, and an IV antibiotic bag. Collected from Tsing Lung Tau & Port Shelter Beach, 2012 and 2013, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000002
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos

Soup (湯) Lotus Garden, a collection of different species of waste artificial flowers, including lotus flowers, leaves and petals, peony, carnation, rose, blossom, holly, ferns, castor and ivy leaves, recovered from various beaches over a three year period, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000003
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Soup (湯) Lotus Garden, a collection of different species of waste artificial flowers, including lotus flowers, leaves and petals, peony, carnation, rose, blossom, holly, ferns, castor and ivy leaves, recovered from various beaches over a three year period, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000003

Soup (湯) Polystyrene, representing 52 tons of polystyrene foam dining ware that goes into landfill each day. Includes; polystyrene dining ware, packaging, balls, toys and fishing related debris, collected from five different beaches over one week, 2013, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000004
Volume: 5
Caption: Soup (湯) Polystyrene, representing 52 tons of polystyrene foam dining ware that goes into landfill each day. Includes; polystyrene dining ware, packaging, balls, toys and fishing related debris, collected from five different beaches over one week, 2013, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000004
Author: Lisa Botos

Soup (湯) Spilt, representing 150 tons of nurdles (pre-production pellets), spilt from a cargo container during Typhoon Vicente on 23 July 2012. Recovered from Po Toi, 3 August 2012; Sam Pak Wan, Discovery Bay, 10 August 2012; Tung O Wan, Lamma Island, 15 October 2012; Cheung Sha Wan, Lantau Island, 18 October 2012; Lo Chau, Beaufort Island, 1 November 2012; and South Soko Island Beach, 8 November 2012, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Author: Lisa Botos
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000005
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Soup (湯) Spilt, representing 150 tons of nurdles (pre-production pellets), spilt from a cargo container during Typhoon Vicente on 23 July 2012. Recovered from Po Toi, 3 August 2012; Sam Pak Wan, Discovery Bay, 10 August 2012; Tung O Wan, Lamma Island, 15 October 2012; Cheung Sha Wan, Lantau Island, 18 October 2012; Lo Chau, Beaufort Island, 1 November 2012; and South Soko Island Beach, 8 November 2012, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000005
Volume: 5

Soup (湯) Lighter, part of a collection of discarded cigarette lighters recovered from various beaches in Hong Kong over a three year period, © Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Number: 2
Caption: Soup (湯) Lighter, part of a collection of discarded cigarette lighters recovered from various beaches in Hong Kong over a three year period, © Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Date: 2015-04
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000006
Volume: 5
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000006
Author: Lisa Botos

Nim Wan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Number: 2
Caption: Nim Wan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Date: 2015-04
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000007
Volume: 5
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000007
Author: Lisa Botos

Lung Kwu Tan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000008
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Lung Kwu Tan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000008

Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 1, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Author: Lisa Botos
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000009
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 1, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000009
Volume: 5

Nathan Road, Mong Kok, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000010
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000010
Caption: Nathan Road, Mong Kok, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04

Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000011
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000011
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 2, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000012
Volume: 5
Caption: Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 2, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000012
Author: Lisa Botos

Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Author: Lisa Botos
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000013
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000013
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award

North East New Territories Suburbanites: Sunny, Ka Sun (Farmer, Conservation Docent); Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Basil; Urbanite: Lok Lok; Venue: Causeway Bay; As a child, Lok Lok left Hong Kong to live abroad. A few years ago, he moved back to Hong Kong. He said, “The best gift after I moved back is this basil.”; Sunny and Ka Sun are brothers. Both of them gave up their jobs in the city for farming. Through trial and error, they always strive to live in harmony with the land. Their brotherhood deepened on this piece of rural land.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000014
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanites: Sunny, Ka Sun (Farmer, Conservation Docent); Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Basil; Urbanite: Lok Lok; Venue: Causeway Bay; As a child, Lok Lok left Hong Kong to live abroad. A few years ago, he moved back to Hong Kong. He said, “The best gift after I moved back is this basil.”; Sunny and Ka Sun are brothers. Both of them gave up their jobs in the city for farming. Through trial and error, they always strive to live in harmony with the land. Their brotherhood deepened on this piece of rural land.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000014
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

North East New Territories Suburbanite: Auntie Lan (Housewife, Gardening Enthusiast); Venue: Ping Che, North East New Territories; Plant: Sunflower; Urbanite: Andrew; Venue: Prince Bar; After opening the glass bottle, the first thing Andrew said, “What a fresh smell of trees!" I replied, "I collected this under a tree." He said, “I often come to this bar. I find it meaningful to open the bottle here. I can share this air with more urbanites.” The next day, he told me that his plants blossomed. Of course sunflowers would blossom under the sun. Auntie Lan chose this plant as it is easy to take care of. She puts a lot of effort into her little garden. It saddens her that the government wants her to leave this place where she has lived for many years.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanite: Auntie Lan (Housewife, Gardening Enthusiast); Venue: Ping Che, North East New Territories; Plant: Sunflower; Urbanite: Andrew; Venue: Prince Bar; After opening the glass bottle, the first thing Andrew said, “What a fresh smell of trees!" I replied, "I collected this under a tree." He said, “I often come to this bar. I find it meaningful to open the bottle here. I can share this air with more urbanites.” The next day, he told me that his plants blossomed. Of course sunflowers would blossom under the sun. Auntie Lan chose this plant as it is easy to take care of. She puts a lot of effort into her little garden. It saddens her that the government wants her to leave this place where she has lived for many years.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000015
Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000015
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

North East New Territories Suburbanite: Mr. and Mrs. Au (Farmers) ; Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Chili pepper; Urbanites: Ah Lung, Siu Ching (husband, wife); Venue: Western District; Mr. Au once worked in the city, twenty years ago. He preferred farming and has been farming since then. His father was also a farmer. The three generations of the Au family farmed to make a living. Mrs. Au enjoys accompanying her husband in the farming activities. After moving here and breathing fresh air, her chronic allergy has been completely cured. ; The young, urbanite couple lives in Western District. Since the South Island Line Railway Station construction began in front of their building, their health has been adversely affected by the dust and exhaust emitted daily from the heavy machinery used. They like the chili pepper very much and wish for the coexistence of the village and the city in the future. The also hope one day to replant the green plant on mother earth rather than keeping it in the flowerpot.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000016
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanite: Mr. and Mrs. Au (Farmers); Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Chili pepper; Urbanites: Ah Lung, Siu Ching (husband, wife); Venue: Western District; Mr. Au once worked in the city, twenty years ago. He preferred farming and has been farming since then. His father was also a farmer. The three generations of the Au family farmed to make a living. Mrs. Au enjoys accompanying her husband in the farming activities. After moving here and breathing fresh air, her chronic allergy has been completely cured.; The young, urbanite couple lives in Western District. Since the South Island Line Railway Station construction began in front of their building, their health has been adversely affected by the dust and exhaust emitted daily from the heavy machinery used. They like the chili pepper very much and wish for the coexistence of the village and the city in the future. The also hope one day to replant the green plant on mother earth rather than keeping it in the flowerpot.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000016

North East New Territories Suburbanite: KK (Gardening Enthusiast, Conversation Docent); Venue: Ping Che, North East New Territories; Plant: Airplant; Urbanite: Rafaella, Briselle (mother, daughter); Venue: Western District Blooming Buds Preschool; KK spent a few years transforming a plot of barren farmland in front of his house into his own little garden. He read many gardening books from overseas, and through self-learning, he built a little paradise for himself. He told me that generations of his family relocated twice due to urban development.; Rafella opened Blooming Buds Preschool in Western District. She teaches the Creative Curriculum (USA) using the Reggio Emilia approach (Italy). Sensorial play is an important element in project-based learning in order to educate future generations to learn with love and passion. Her daughter, she says, is a gift from God.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000017
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanite: KK (Gardening Enthusiast, Conversation Docent); Venue: Ping Che, North East New Territories; Plant: Airplant; Urbanite: Rafaella, Briselle (mother, daughter); Venue: Western District Blooming Buds Preschool; KK spent a few years transforming a plot of barren farmland in front of his house into his own little garden. He read many gardening books from overseas, and through self-learning, he built a little paradise for himself. He told me that generations of his family relocated twice due to urban development.; Rafella opened Blooming Buds Preschool in Western District. She teaches the Creative Curriculum (USA) using the Reggio Emilia approach (Italy). Sensorial play is an important element in project-based learning in order to educate future generations to learn with love and passion. Her daughter, she says, is a gift from God.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000017
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

North East New Territories Suburbanite: Chi Ho (Farmer, Video Artist, Conservation Docent); Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Taro; Urbanites: Ah Tat, Heidi (husband, wife); Venue: Residence Oasis, Tseung Kwan O ; This young couple loves to cultivate plants on their small balcony. Ah Tat described where they live as ‘walled buildings’. Growing plants is one of the best ways to clear their minds. Chi Ho gave up a routine job at a television company. He decided to become a farmer. After joining a farming course, his love for the land and nature grew strong. He insisted on regularly collecting kitchen waste in the city for fertilizer, to bring back to the land what was owed by the city. He also intended to educate urbanites on the concept of mutual aid between the city and the rural area. He wants to be a humble farmer.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Author: Lisa Botos
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000018
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanite: Chi Ho (Farmer, Video Artist, Conservation Docent); Venue: Mashipo, North East New Territories; Plant: Taro; Urbanites: Ah Tat, Heidi (husband, wife); Venue: Residence Oasis, Tseung Kwan O; This young couple loves to cultivate plants on their small balcony. Ah Tat described where they live as ‘walled buildings’. Growing plants is one of the best ways to clear their minds. Chi Ho gave up a routine job at a television company. He decided to become a farmer. After joining a farming course, his love for the land and nature grew strong. He insisted on regularly collecting kitchen waste in the city for fertilizer, to bring back to the land what was owed by the city. He also intended to educate urbanites on the concept of mutual aid between the city and the rural area. He wants to be a humble farmer.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000018

North East New Territories Suburbanite: Mr. Chu (Teacher, Founder of SoIL); Venue: SoIL, North East New Territories; Plant: Okra; Urbanites: Man, Yanki (husband, wife); Venue: Tsuen Wan; Mr. Chu is passionate about education. He founded SoIL, which teaches Hong Kongers to understand their close relationship with the land and to recognize its importance through farming and education. ; Man and Yanki are artists. Although their flat in Tsuen Wan measures only 80 square feet, they enjoy the beauty of life in its petiteness.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Filename: 7977573.0005.204-00000019
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: North East New Territories Suburbanite: Mr. Chu (Teacher, Founder of SoIL); Venue: SoIL, North East New Territories; Plant: Okra; Urbanites: Man, Yanki (husband, wife); Venue: Tsuen Wan; Mr. Chu is passionate about education. He founded SoIL, which teaches Hong Kongers to understand their close relationship with the land and to recognize its importance through farming and education.; Man and Yanki are artists. Although their flat in Tsuen Wan measures only 80 square feet, they enjoy the beauty of life in its petiteness.; ©Ducky Tse Chi Tak, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award
Author: Lisa Botos
Article Title: Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award
ID: 7977573.0005.204-00000019

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Factory and River, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Article Title: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”
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Author: Inderpal Grewal
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Factory and River, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Number: 2
Date: 2015-04
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000001
Volume: 5

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Memories Come to Rajesh, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

ID: 7977573.0005.205-00000002
Article Title: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”
Author: Inderpal Grewal
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Memories Come to Rajesh, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04
Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000002

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Collecting Herbs in the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Author: Inderpal Grewal
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000003
Volume: 5
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Collecting Herbs in the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Destroying the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Author: Inderpal Grewal
ID: 7977573.0005.205-00000004
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Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000004
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Destroying the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Number: 2

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Mountains and Trees, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Author: Inderpal Grewal
Article Title: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”
ID: 7977573.0005.205-00000005
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000005
Volume: 5
Date: 2015-04
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Mountains and Trees, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Number: 2

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Heaven and Hell, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Heaven and Hell, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04
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Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village to City, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village to City, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Orphanage Days, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Volume: 5
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000008
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Orphanage Days, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04
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Author: Inderpal Grewal

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Terrors of Hostel Life, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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ID: 7977573.0005.205-00000009
Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Terrors of Hostel Life, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000009
Volume: 5

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Great Raid and Battle, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Great Raid and Battle, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04
Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000010
Volume: 5
Article Title: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”
ID: 7977573.0005.205-00000010
Author: Inderpal Grewal

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Hiding in the Seth’s House During the Great Raid, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Article Title: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”
Author: Inderpal Grewal
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Filename: 7977573.0005.205-00000011
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Hiding in the Seth’s House During the Great Raid, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Date: 2015-04

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village Meeting, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village Meeting, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
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Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Life by the Water, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Date: 2015-04
Number: 2
Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Life by the Water, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
Volume: 5
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Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Fishing, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Caption: Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Fishing, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists
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Date: 2015-04

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Tilling the Land, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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Fig. 10. Zhang Kechun, The Yellow River series, A man pumping in the desert, 2011, 100 x 75 cm. ©Zhang Kechun, courtesy of Three Shadows +3 Gallery; Gray Pastoral: Critical Engagement with Idyllic Nature in Contemporary Photography from China

Lu Guang #2475 / Tianjin’s North Canal and Ziya River, a tributary of the Hai River, where the river joins the sea. Rubbish piles high in severely polluted water. 2010.5.4; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #2797 / City of Hengshui in Hebei Province. Dirty water discharges after passing through the Shijiazhuang wastewater-treatment plant. 2010.5.6; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #8025 / The 1,400-year-old Zhaozhou Bridge is affected by corrosion from wastewater flowing through Shijiazhuang City. 2012.3.5; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #4664 / Wastewater from Chongqing Wanzhou Yihua Chemicals is being dumped into the Yangtze River. Each day, water of different colors is discharged 24 hours a day, nonstop. 2009.11.19; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #5898 / The Jiangshen Chemical factory of Taixing Chemical Industrial Park discharges its chemical waste directly into this drainage ditch. 2009.12.4; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #6879 / Wastewater from the Wuhan Economic Development Park’s Chenming Paper Mill runs from the Dongfeng floodgate into the Yangtze River. 2009.12.14; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #7639 / The Jiujiang Synthetic Fiber Factory discharges its dark brownish wastewater into the Poyang Lake Nature Reserve of Jiangxi Province, which is under national protection. 2009.12.17; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #8947 / Anhui Province, Tongling City. The Guangxin Chemical Plant is built on the bank of the Yangtze. At night, its wastewater is discharged into the river through a pipeline buried underground. 2010.1.9; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #9231 / Anhui Tongling, the Tianmashan Gold Mining Company’s ore-washing plant, discharges its wastewater, without any treatment, through the Heisha Stream directly into the Yangtze River. 2010.1.9; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #9276 / Wastewater from Anhui Tongling Precheza Titanium Dioxide Technology is discharged through the Jinchang Smelting Plant’s drainage ditch. 2010.1.10; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #4326 / Taicang Yanglin Harbor. Hu Zhenlan has spent her whole life on a fishing boat. While her son is catching fish in the Yangtze, she looks after the younger children. 2010.3.10; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Lu Guang #5188 / Taicang Yanglin fishing village, in Jiangsu Province. Wang Jinnan, who has always lived on the Yangtze, had breast cancer five years ago; now the disease is recurring. 2009.12.2; Lu Guang’s China Water Survey

Soup (湯) Transform, recovered toy transformers, part of a collection recovered from various beaches over a three year period, ©Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Soup (湯) Lighter, part of a collection of discarded cigarette lighters recovered from various beaches in Hong Kong over a three year period, © Mandy Barker, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Nim Wan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Lung Kwu Tan Road, Lung Kwu Tan, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 1, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Nathan Road, Mong Kok, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Container Port Road, Kwai Chung 2, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, © Siu Wai Hang, courtesy of the artist and WYNG Masters Award; Spotlight on Environmental and Social Concerns in Hong Kong: the WYNG Masters Award

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Factory and River, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Memories Come to Rajesh, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Collecting Herbs in the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Destroying the Forest, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Mountains and Trees, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Heaven and Hell, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village to City, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Orphanage Days, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Terrors of Hostel Life, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Great Raid and Battle, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Hiding in the Seth’s House During the Great Raid, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Village Meeting, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Life by the Water, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Fishing, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, Tilling the Land, from "Fields of Sight", 2014, ink on archival pigment print, © Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad, courtesy the artists; Gauri Gill and Rajesh Vangad: “Fields of Sight”

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