Eight works from Australian photographer Anna Zhu’s Yah Yah series (2008) have recently been added to the Library’s collection.
Yah Yah tells the story of Zhu’s grandparents’ intimate closeness in a collection of understated, candid stills. The series explores the artist’s Chinese Australian heritage and the impact of her grandparents’ migration to Australia in 1998.
The evocative images capture a relationship in a domestic setting and hint at broader themes of isolation and loneliness within migrant communities.