Incompatible Opposites, by Nemanja Pančić

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Chinese soldier waiting to finish his shift on duty in front of one of the many Beijing office buildings.

Chinese workers during their lunch break in Lhasa.

Chinese family visit Forbidden City.

Common day in Shanghai.

Pudong business district in Shanghai.

New generation.

Chinese people seek better life in Tibetan capitol Lhasa.

Crossroad in rural China.

Tibetan monks rests at one of many stairs in Potala Palace ( residence of Dalai Lama ) during their pilgrimage.

Religious debate in Sera monastery near Lhasa.

Pilgrim prays in front of Jokhang temple for a better life in another life.

A journey through contemporary China is a journey through three different and seemingly incompatible opposites – communism, capitalism and spiritualism. This unique combination of incompatible and different makes China unique.

Beijing, Buddhism, capitalism, china, Communism, Lhasa, Religion in China, Shanghai, Spiritualism, Tibet

8 years ago

Nemanja Pančić

After his education in film-making, he switched to still photography and photojournalism. The influences of film culture and strong visual expression can easily be recognized in his work. In 2010 Nemanja was chosen for the "SEE New Perspectives" Masterclass for professional photographers from Southeastern Europe, organized by World Press Photo in partnership with Robert Bosh foundation. Have received various awards for his work in Serbia and internationally. In 2013 he has received World Press Photo 1st prize, category Observed Portraits for his photo "Little Survivor".

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