Wuhan, a city of more than ten million souls, breathes in contrasts.
In winter’s pale light, these photographs wander through neighborhoods marked for demolition, where walls collapse to give way to vast towers of apartments. Yet amid rubble and silence, daily life continues. This is resilience without noise, resistance without anger: the simple act of living in the heart of disappearance. In the immensity of a city constantly rebuilding itself, these fragile scenes remind us that humanity endures, quietly, with grace.