Light Rail Pier at Dusk, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Cement Trucks Waiting, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Xijie Materials Yard, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
River Rebar, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Old City Rebar Mesh, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Gravel Separator, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Drilling for Skymall, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Chenjiaqiao Shed, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Bishan Old Wood Market, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Skymall Banner, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
College Framed in Landscape, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Shuangbei River Scene, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Bridge Work, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Chenjiaqiao Condo Unveiling, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
New Gate in Gansu, 2013 Patrick D WIlson
Global Center Getting its Skin, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Niujiaotuo Tunnel, 2013 Patrick D WIlson
Chongqing Rebar Worker, 2013 Patrick D WIlson
Worker housing with Tree, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Shiqiaopu Safety, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Shiqiaopu Hardware Signage, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
BaNan Swimsuits, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Skymall Canteen, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Crane at Rest in University Town, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Welders at Night, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
Worksite Cityscape, 2013 Patrick D Wilson
This is a selection of images from the last nine months spent photographing new construction in China. These photos will be included in a solo exhibition at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute (Daxuecheng campus) running from October 18th to October 22nd. I have been using photographs in sculptures for several years but this is the first time I am exhibiting a substantial body of the photos themselves.
Hope you enjoy!
Chongqing Worksite 
Our skewed and very outdated image of China is from the colonial era or the last dynasty. There must be a Chinese Carl Sandberg somewhere who is writing memorable poetry about the pulsing life in China and the almost impossible to imaging the change that is occurring. Your photos help close that gap. Thanks Pa
Dan and Laurie Wilson 215 6th Ave N Crookston, MN 56716
Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2013 16:32:38 +0000 To: danlaurie1@hotmail.com
Wish I could be there to see these photos Patrick as they look fantastic. Also the Kashgar column details would be great to see. Congrats, Norma