BOLIN, Liu. China, Dangerous Landscapes.

(France): Éditions Bessard, 2017.  First edition.  Hardcover.   35.7cm by 28cm.  [48]-pages.  A photographic ‘Where’s Wally’.  Bolin, known for his striking “invisible man” photographic performances, turns his attention to China’s environmental and industrial landscapes. Here the artist deploys his signature camouflage technique—blending himself into factory walls, polluted fields, and urban‑industrial backdrops—to confront themes of human impact, ecological damage, and the ambiguous relationship between people and the rapid transformations of modern China.  Illustrated throughout including gate‑folds and panorama spreads.  A near fine copy in photo-illustrated boards with printed acetate jacket.  Published in an edition of 800 numbered copies with a signed C‑Print, measuring 17cm by 15cm, “Supermarket #3” included in an envelope inside the rear board.