一个关于故乡、迁徙与归属的摄影项目。

作品以中国现代化进程中的人口流动为背景，以家庭经验为线索，探讨“离开故乡”与“渴望归乡”之间的矛盾，以及城市化进程中不断变化的家与归属感。

A photographic project about homeland, migration, and belonging.

Set against the backdrop of population mobility in modern China, the work takes family experience as a point of departure to explore the tension between leaving one's hometown and longing to return, as well as the shifting sense of home and belonging shaped by urbanization.

A lone light in a vast industrial landscape at duskBlue light and reflections seen through a train window
Industrial buildings reflected in a river at duskA line of fire moving across fields at nightA person standing beside a flowering tree at nightA domestic interior lit through a window
The tail of an airplane seen through a windowA vehicle and red light on a rural road at nightA woman sitting in a car at dawn
Utility poles and dry brushA rural village and utility lines
A dry road cutting through farmlandBundles of corn drying beside a wallAn aerial view of an expanding quarry
New residential towers at the edge of a cityA person standing on stacked boxes
A person standing against a white exterior wallA figure framed by a kitchen windowOld houses and winter vegetationFamily letters and handwritten documents
Closed artist book on a black backgroundArtist book opened upright on a black backgroundArtist book seen from the side on a black backgroundOpen artist book with archival photographs
Artist book spread containing a family photographArtist book spread about farmland and migrationArtist book spread containing a composite family portrait
Mechanical projection device on a white backgroundDetail of the mechanical projection device
Black and white moving-image stills seen from a train
Where Roads Begin to Split exhibition installationVisitors viewing Where Roads Begin to Split in an exhibition