The series somewhere between explores a changing China as seen through the eyes of someone who is really neither Chinese nor American, but rather somewhere between. These are vignettes of a changing China, of landmarks disappearing in smog or with time, of culture and lives and lifestyles torn down in great swaths to make room for the generic and new. The images reveal the pains that accompany modernization: pollution, overcrowding, inflation, disparity. And amongst all the change the Chinese people, for whom life goes on, standing hard amongst the hectic change, living in the balance, somewhere between.

40 pages, 32 images.