Slums aesthetic

The Marlborough Gallery, an expansive first floor space in the stand-out Chelsea Arts Tower on 25th Street in NYC, is easy to find. However, the most incredible exhibition on view today is easily overlooked by those too timid to explore a suspicious open-doored janitor closet.

Taken by Canadian photographer Greg Girard in collaboration with Ian Lamboth the pair spent five years familiarising themselves with the notorious Chinese city before it was demolished in 1992.

View of narrow dirty and grungy street flooded with water and trash floating on top stock photo

This is an old project I did in college. I'm keeping this up to periodically remind myself how far I have come and how far I will go.

photographer living in los angeles work/commissions: linktree/ysociety.com ig: @jetjaguaronline store

Guryong offers a shocking contrast to life in the rest of Seoul’s gleaming Gangnam district. A billion-dollar redevelopment plan has sparked fierce debate over what will become of its residents

cityscape/building, scene, script/utility created by Stonemason for Daz Studio or Poser.

MidJourney ai generated base, painted over on top.

Manila's slums are heavily populated and widespread. Take a look at life here and the incredible resilience of the people who call it home.