Luca Campigotto Gallery/ Sara Urbaez / March 22, 2018 11:16 AM
Luca Campigotto01Luca Campigotto's images, like this one of Shanghai, were captured with a large-format digital camera.
Luca Campigotto02Beijing is full of big and bright new buildings.
Luca Campigotto03Throughout cities like Shanghai, Campigotto tried to find "something genuine." He didn't succeed very often.
Luca Campigotto04A gleaming complex in the heart of Beijing.
Luca Campigotto05Of all the cities in China that Campigotto visited, Hong Kong was the one that felt authentic—and almost old.
Luca Campigotto06Hong Kong's aesthetic was one of the influences on the look of *Blade Runner* and it's easy to see why when looking at Campigotto's photographs.
Luca Campigotto07Chongqing is one of the largest cities in the world, yet Campigotto had never heard of it until given the opportunity to photograph it.
Luca Campigotto08The heavily-stacked apartment complexes of Hong Kong are visually stunning.
Luca Campigotto09More of Hong Kong's *Tetris*-like apartment buildings.
Luca Campigotto10The Oriental Pearl Tower stands out amidst the Shanghai skyline.
Luca Campigotto11The lights of Hong Kong reflect off of the nighttime clouds.
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