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Bridging Realities: Chan Chao’s Portraits of ‘Two Places on Earth’
Martin Kaninsky 7/11/24 Martin Kaninsky 7/11/24

Bridging Realities: Chan Chao’s Portraits of ‘Two Places on Earth’

In “Two Places on Earth,” Chan Chao bridges continents and cultures through poignant portraits of UN peacekeepers in Cyprus and female prisoners in Peru, highlighting the shared humanity in our interconnected world.

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