Unborn Cities is a body of work that explores the architectural structures and physical growth of new cities located in inner-mainland China. Unlike the urban model of many Western cities, these areas are built to the point of near completion years before they become populated.

These images revolve around the shifted sense of reality felt in a city that has yet to be inhabited by the people it was built for. Devoid of human scale and lacking the marks of history, these structures mark the origins of a future metropolis that will soon be home to millions, but at present seems more like an architectural model than a place for living.