MsEd (Parsons/Bank Street) / BFA (UW Madison) / HD Des (HK PolyU)
Director of the Hong Kong Imagery Arts Cultural and Education Foundation / Board Member of the Asia Young Artists and Designers Association (AYADA)
“House of Cards”
135mm Kodachrome, circa 1980
Dimensions: 29.7 × 42 cm
Medium: Photography
“Family Group Portrait”
135mm Kodachrome, circa 1980
Dimensions: 29.7 × 42 cm
Medium: Photography
“No Casual Snapshots”
135mm Ektachrome, circa 1980
Dimensions: 29.7 × 42 cm
Medium: Photography
“Where to? I’ll Take You All!”
Generative AI (Nano Banana 2), 2026
Dimensions: 29.7 × 42 cm
Medium: Photography
Artist Statement
Lost & Found (Series): Photographic Prints | 2026
Lost
As time moves forward, the humanistic culture and warm communication of the past are gradually fading amid the wave of technology. Is the old truly inferior to the new? Have we forgotten that pure human warmth?
Found
Yet technology also makes it possible to look back. Slides sealed away since the 1970s and 1980s are brought back to life through image restoration technology; memories hidden deep in the mind for decades — “latent images” — are “developed” onto paper through generative AI.
Technology is both a driving force of changing times and a key that awakens collective memory. The old days have never truly gone away; they simply return to us in a different form.