Starting in 1980, Grazda travelled to Hong Kong, Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Laos, India, China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. This was a time of change in Asia - globalisation, wars, drugs, tourism, and religion remaking ethnic traditions and governments alike. Grazda's photos - with a few fictional and literary texts - is your passport to that long time ago. Much like Peter Beard and Bill Burke before, Grazda's journal entries and diaristic graphics, along with his image manipulation and conceptual positionings of his photographs and writings make this no mere photo notebook, but rather an indelible stamp of people and places, frozen in time.