In Tibet, deep red is the color of robes and temples. It is the symbolic color of Tibetan Buddhism, also the sacred representation of chastity and perseverance. As Chinese authorities control over Tibet tightens, Tibetan Buddhism, once intertwined with politics, gradually grows indifferent toward politics. The monastic codes embedded in the religion: contentment, humbleness, and forbearance, are replaced by political compliance and religious repression. All the precepts of Tibetan Buddhism for monks gradually evolved into subservience to the Red regime. Nowadays the religious life covered in the double red color is peaceful yet suppressed, silent yet subservient.

Gallery Omata interviewed photographer Jian Luo, his poetic response is an inspiration to photographers and artists alike.

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