French photographer and art director François Prost deconstructs the mirrored narratives between Tianducheng—a 31-square-kilometer Parisian replica in Hangzhou, China, complete with a 100-meter Eiffel Tower clone, Haussmann-style boulevards, and Versailles-inspired gardens—and its original counterpart. Through poetic juxtaposition of light and form, the work captures surreal landscape overlaps while critiquing spatial colonization and identity paradoxes in the age of globalization.
