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Yan Preston @ Impressions Gallery
40: 3,900km from the river source
Yan Preston: Mother River
31 March to 24 June 2016
The epic project follows a simple premise: to document the 6,211km route of the river from source to delta, using a strict Y Points System to photograph every 100 kilometres. Made over a period of four years, Yan Wang Preston travelled to the remote high Tibetan Plateau through the Three Gorges to the river’s end at Shanghai. She had to find and photograph sixty-three locations in incredibly diverse and often remote terrain. Since the river source is 5,400 metres above sea level, and half of its length flows through some of the most majestic mountains on the Earth, Mother River is on one level a modern-day adventure, where the photographer faced hazards from altitude sickness to mudslides.
Impressions Gallery, Centenary Square, Bradford, BD1 1SD
01274 737843
Location: Bradford, England, United Kingdom Type: Exhibition
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