About Me
“I am still learning.”
— Michelangelo
Bio
I am a travel and documentary photographer, currently based in Hong Kong. Born and raised in the eastern coast of China, I got my degree in Germany and have worked across Asia, Europe and Africa.
As a consultant working on environmental and climate change issues, I see photography as a way to connect with nature and the people, and a tool to effectively tell the story and inspire actions.
Expertise
My work focuses on landscape and the relationship between people and their environment.
Currently, I'm working to build a body of work that portraits our social and economic links with Asia's rivers. Water is essential for development. In the face of a changing climate, water risk is looming large across Asia. To inspire actions, we all need to have better understandings of our relationship with water.
Work with Me
I'm interested in collaborating with other photographers, NGOs, researchers, corporates as well as local governments to work on social and environmental issues.
Get in touch with me using my contact form to discuss ideas, scheduling and more.
Exhibition
- Dec 2018, New York - The Print Swap Holiday Exhibition at ROOT Studios, Brooklyn
Awards
- Honorable mentions - Bam-e-Dunya photo contest 2020, organised by the Hindu Kush Karakoram Pamir Landscape (HKPL) Initiative
Workshops & trainings
- Dec 2018, Siem Reap - Angkor Photo Festival
- Oct 2017, Hong Kong - Stand Out Photo Forum
- June 2017, New York - EDIT, SEQUENCE, PRESENT AND PROMOTE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS with James Estrin (the co-editor of the New York Times Lens blog), and Mary Virginia Swanson and Sarah Leen (director of photography for National Geographic)
- May 2017, Hong Kong - Magnum Photos Masterclass with Stuart Franklin