Aidajin Photobook

What if something artificial could feel more human than real life?

After 10,000 photographs and 2,600 hours of obsessive practice, this is my answer.

Photography of Man-made Beauty is a limited-edition photobook of ultra-realistic doll portraits—crafted with precision, emotion, and cinematic composition. It explores the boundary between human and artificial, capturing beauty not found in real models, but built through light, posture, and control. A tribute to realism, craftsmanship, and the art of visual perfection.

What’s Inside

214+ pages of high-end photography
177+ images featuring life-size hyperrealistic Gynoid Dolls
Printed on premium matte art paper
Carefully staged to evoke human emotion from inanimate form
Two editions:
Studio Edition (standard, publicly friendly)
Collector’s Cut (uncensored, mature content)

About the Artist

I’m Aidajin, a Shanghai-based artist and self-taught photographer. I began with no training—just a passion for doll aesthetics and a perfectionist’s obsession with control. After 3 years of nonstop practice, I won China’s top figure photography competition with a record-high score.

This book is the result of everything I’ve learned—technically, emotionally, and artistically.

“I don’t document reality. I build it.”