The Forbidden City of 2012
This journal documents the experience of traveling back to where one is from. The only way to learn is to become part of the movement. With this collection of photos and writings, I hope to retain instances that are special during my stay in China (mainly Northern and Eastern China).
If I do not capture an instance with my camera, I feel that I am losing a piece of an untraceable memory. Therefore, I take lots of pictures; and I sketch; and I write... By now everything else has become a faint memory. Enjoy.
-Gloria
home n' abroad
-Gloria
home n' abroad
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Geometries & Materials
Chinese Pavilion 2010 in Shanghai _ Architect He Jingtang
Suzhou Museum in Suzhou _ Architect I.M. Pei
Water Cube _ PTW Architects
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The Beauty of Roofs
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Laundry
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Beijing Pours
lost and soaked from head to toe…
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@ Wu Tai Shan
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The Smile of the Chinese Grotto
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Ping Yao - A small village preserved of long history
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Heavy Rain Wreaks Havoc Across China
Heavy rain has battered 17 Chinese provinces since July 20, leaving 95 dead and another 45 missing, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Beijing received it’s worst rainfall in more than 60 years and the Yangtze River reached its highest flood peak since 1981.
via TIME➜
