Road, hill, road, mountain, road, plain, desert, dirt track, plain, road, plain…
Long concerned with the urban spaces we continually use and remake, the work approaches each ordinary moment with sustained attention through large- and medium-format film photography. This time a journey through Mongolia forms the axis: the everyday is no longer the familiar repetitions of the city, but a renewed dialogue with land, distance and time.
The artist works primarily with film photography. As a Hong Kong-registered architect who is currently pursuing an MA in Arts and Cultural Enterprise at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. His photographs have received a Silver Award at the Prix de la Photographie, Paris PX3 (2025) and a Silver Award at the Budapest International Foto Awards (2025). Recent exhibitions include As Days Go By (2025, Hong Kong), Decode Gallery: Landscape (2026, Arizona) and the Hong Kong International Photo Festival’s “Guest with Guest” exhibition (2025, Hong Kong).
Opening: 10/10 (sat) 3-6pm
Venue: 10/F, Foo Tak Building, 365-367 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai
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