Born in Germany, Michael Wolf’s career as a photojournalist, a freelance photographer and, more recently, an artist spans more than 40 years. Much of that time has been spent in China and Hong Kong, where he developed many of the elements which have become characteristic of his work: obsessive collecting, combining both macro- and micro-perspectives, and the ability to use a specific subject to document the broader transformations of urban life. With more than 400 pictures, this grandiose monograph presents a selection of his most important series and works from the past four decades, including Tokyo Compression, The Real Toy Story, and Architecture of Density.