Fuxian Lake Begins Beyond the Water’s Edge
Rivers, fields, wooded slopes and settlements all enter the story of protecting Yuxi’s deep highland lake.
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Rivers, fields, wooded slopes and settlements all enter the story of protecting Yuxi’s deep highland lake.
Plaques, paired inscriptions and written traces on roof tiles connect Tonghai’s wooded hill with generations of reading and building.
In Huaning, the history of pottery is also the history of a village, its working spaces and its changing institutions.
Glazed surfaces distinguish Huaning pottery, carrying local materials through shaping, coating and firing.
Tonghai’s central pavilion makes a trading town legible through crossings, rebuilding and the daily use of old streets.
Soft-bodied fossils make an early marine community visible in unusual detail, far beyond the familiar outline of a shell.
Tonghai’s compact courtyard houses place rooms, height and open sky within a tightly gathered architectural form.
A family house, a museum and a musical public square give Yuxi three different ways of remembering the composer Nie Er.
The Cow-and-Tiger Bronze Table joins animal bodies, an open space and a usable surface in one carefully assembled form.
Near Xingyun Lake, objects from a cemetery preserve animals, tools and human activity at the scale of a hand.