Li Hao sets up a series of follies to represent the local stories of a cultural town
LONGLI – A collection of installations, which make up the Shelter series, is periodically set up on the outskirts of an old town in the south of China. Designed and built by local architect Li Hao, the pieces relate directly to the stories of the
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