The Last Glimpse

Photographed by Wenhe Zhao.

Once alive with noise and neon, Beijing’s underground live houses now exist only in memory. Through animated fragments of past summers and winters, this project traces a personal rhythm for a vanished scene, where sound once gave shape to youth and defiance. Captured by Wenhe Zhao.

The Last Glimpse

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Photography: Wenhe Zhao / @wenhe2hao

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