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“We shouldn’t see disabilities as flaws,; we should see it as an identity,” said Wu Di, a Ph.D. student who specializes in disability rights at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It was late January, just before China’s most important holiday, when Wu Di and his mother came down with a 102.2-degree fever.

Wu Di, an executive with F.C.I.T., was recently added to A.I.B.A.’s decision-making executive committee.

The photographs on display at Wu Di’s Beijing studio imagine China and Beijing at their dystopian worst.

He next plays Thursday against Karen Khachanov, who beat Chinese wild-card entry Wu Di.