Into
The
Eyes
2018
300x420mm, set of 6, Transparent film, photographic paper
The portraits captured the diversified combinations between animal and mankind eagerly revealing that ” the life for people has never been equal but the value of lives should be”, by working on the “window to the soul” which it is believed that eyes of all creatures have given a specific resonating, a connective bridge to the others , as the work is intended leading to an appreciation and compassion for animals.
Set free (2017)
Digital photograph, set of 4
THE VERY LAST FABRIC MARKET IN HONG KONG (2016-2017)
Under the Home Ownership Scheme, The fabric market between Tai Nan and Ki Lung streets will be soon reconstructed for housing project during 2021-2022, just as many other industries, those zippers, ribbons, lace, buttons, enclosures will not be longer exist and now becoming a part of the history. the project proceeded from Nov 2016 to May 2017, aims to make documentaries for the last scenes of the fabric market in Hong Kong.
Leaves in late autumn (2017)
Photography Prints, 480mm x 110mm, set of 3
160-2 (2016)
Photograph prints, 2000x3000mm, set of 2
Every life is precious to the one living it. In the position of being both vegetarian and photographer, I walked in the morning market with my camera capturing those scenes happens every day, shooting one picture of the ceiling and one picture of the ground at each step I made in order to document the last scene of those animals might have seen. 160 steps in total had been made for walking one circuit of the market and it has given the work its name by the steps amounts, 160-2.