Dong told me he photographed Beijing last year for the simple reason of wanting to bear witness. Now, he hopes his photos can serve as a memorial to the immense distress and loss, a situation created by its own government’s compulsion for secrecy and positive images. In his photographs, we see people grappling with an absence of reliable information, responding with desperation, but also resolve and ingenuity.
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