An erased house in Beppu
Abandoned residential development in Bangkok
Empty hallway of a half completed residential tower in Bangkok cannibalized of materials that will be sold in the black market
Empty space below the escalator of a office building in Tokyo
Empty rooftops in Hong Kong
Empty spaces below the highways in Hong Kong
Empty spaces below the elevated train tracks in Singapore
Large expanse of emptiness along a river in Beppu as a result of flood control engineering
A large expanse of empty space in land scarce Hong Kong as a result of the relocation of Kai Tak Airport
Void deck space of a public housing block in Singapore
Steel structures of two abandoned residential apartments in Beppu
The stillness of the empty Hiroshima A bomb dome
Filling the vacant land with several courtesy mascots in Singapore
The empty cafeteria of Singapore's Changi Airport late at night
Empty sidewalk in the early hours of the morning
Empty back lanes of Hong Kong
A empty mall in Bangkok after it has closed for the night
The designed emptiness of Norman Forster's HSBC Bank in Hong Kong
An empty coner lot in Little India, Singapore
Claiming state ownership in an empty site in Singapore
An empty site for sale and secured with wire fence in Hong Kong
Tracks formed by the daily, repetitive acts of walking on a vacant piece of land
A sliver of green empty space between two buildings
A vacant building in downtown Bangkok
A vacant room in Beppu as a result of the sudden departure by 2 of its occupants
A vacant room in Beppu due to the death of its occupant
An empty shopping arcade in Beppu
The gradual disapperance of Beppu's history through planned erasure. Lines on the ground mark the original positions of the old hot spring baths
Urban voids dotted the city of Beppu as it faces slow economic decline
Ambiguous empty spaces at the street level of a commercial building in Tokyo
Empty sidewalk reinforced by the blankness of the wall
Blank billboards emptied of all messages rising above the ground in several locations along the highway in Bangkok
A poem on nothing and finitude written on the wall by a resident living in a tiny partitioned room in Hong Kong
