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Baltimore, MD, 2012 The Fallen The Fallen is a long-term photographic project that began in 2012, shaped through sustained visits to cemeteries in the United States and China. Most of the images were made between 2012 and 2013, forming the visu

Baltimore, MD, 2012

The Fallen

The Fallen is a long-term photographic project that began in 2012, shaped through sustained visits to cemeteries in the United States and China. Most of the images were made between 2012 and 2013, forming the visual core of the work—an exploration of absence, ritual and the quiet endurance of memory.

In 2025, the artist returned to a cemetery with her daughter, completing the project’s emotional arc through experience rather than image. The Fallen reflects on mourning, continuity and the subtle passage of time across generations.

The project’s narrative arc concludes with a return made in 2025 with the artist’s daughter — a gesture held in text and memory rather than image.

（The project also includes photographs made in a Catholic columbarium in Shanghai, presented in the full series and forthcoming publication.）
Baltimore, MD, 2012

Baltimore, MD, 2012
Baltimore, MD, 2012

Baltimore, MD, 2012
Shanghai, China, 2012

Shanghai, China, 2012
Shaanxi, China, 2012

Shaanxi, China, 2012
Qinghai, China, 2012

Qinghai, China, 2012
Heilongjiang, China, 2012

Heilongjiang, China, 2012
Mountain Home, AR, 2013

Mountain Home, AR, 2013
Mountain Home, AR, 2013

Mountain Home, AR, 2013
HeiLongjiang, China, 2025

HeiLongjiang, China, 2025
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Baltimore, MD, 2012

The Fallen

The Fallen is a long-term photographic project that began in 2012, shaped through sustained visits to cemeteries in the United States and China. Most of the images were made between 2012 and 2013, forming the visual core of the work—an exploration of absence, ritual and the quiet endurance of memory.

In 2025, the artist returned to a cemetery with her daughter, completing the project’s emotional arc through experience rather than image. The Fallen reflects on mourning, continuity and the subtle passage of time across generations.

The project’s narrative arc concludes with a return made in 2025 with the artist’s daughter — a gesture held in text and memory rather than image.

（The project also includes photographs made in a Catholic columbarium in Shanghai, presented in the full series and forthcoming publication.）

Baltimore, MD, 2012

Baltimore, MD, 2012

Shanghai, China, 2012

Shaanxi, China, 2012

Qinghai, China, 2012

Heilongjiang, China, 2012

Mountain Home, AR, 2013

Mountain Home, AR, 2013

HeiLongjiang, China, 2025
Baltimore, MD, 2012 The Fallen The Fallen is a long-term photographic project that began in 2012, shaped through sustained visits to cemeteries in the United States and China. Most of the images were made between 2012 and 2013, forming the visu
Baltimore, MD, 2012
Baltimore, MD, 2012
Shanghai, China, 2012
Shaanxi, China, 2012
Qinghai, China, 2012
Heilongjiang, China, 2012
Mountain Home, AR, 2013
Mountain Home, AR, 2013
HeiLongjiang, China, 2025