About.

In the summer of 2018, I began my career as a photographer and graphic designer in Hong Kong. In those early years, I was fortunate to work on various small photo shoots and design projects that allowed me to hone my skills and build valuable relationships. Later, my work was featured in a Japanese magazine, and I have collaborated with different fashion stores and brands around the world.

Based in the bustling city of Hong Kong, I strive to use my photography and design work to shed light on the diverse experiences and stories found here. Every day, countless visual messages are communicated through photos, posters and other media to share ideas and connect people. The ability to effectively speak to and be understood by others is so important.

During a trip to Kyoto, I had the opportunity to observe a traditional tea ceremony. The ritualistic gestures and lack of unnecessary words really caused me to reflect on different forms of communication. Like the highest forms of communication in Japanese culture emphasized by Kenya Hara, my goal is to create work that invites dialogue and understanding without needing additional elements to explain itself.

In my studio practice, I aim to reflect these same values - to photograph and design in a way that presents each subject or message in its purest, most sincere form. Whether collaborating with clients or sharing my work publicly, I strive each day to communicate with honesty and openness, seeking to forge real connections between people. This vision guides me in both my professional and personal life. I hope to continue sharing powerful visual stories and insights through my photography that bring more light and understanding to the world.