Today, with this series "Sai Ying Pun in Red," I invite you to immerse yourself in one of my favorite neighborhoods on Hong Kong Island. There is nothing particularly extraordinary here, and yet, its alleyways and cluttered sidewalks breathe life, much like the textures of its aged facades or the expressions and gestures of its residents. The magic of the camera lies in its power to capture the raw beauty of ordinary moments—often unpredictable and seized by a stroke of luck, simply because we were there at the right time. Here, I have intentionally heightened that beauty through a deliberate play of contrasts: between deep black and close concrete gray, the city's minerality, and the organic red and ochre tones that evoke the energy and vitality of its inhabitants, as I perceive and feel it.

Today, with this series ‘Sai Ying Pun in Blue’, I’m taking you to the Sai Ying Pun district on Hong Kong Island. There’s nothing particularly extraordinary about it. Yet every alley whispers a story—whether through its passersby, its shopkeepers, its storefronts, its walls and lanes, scenes of daily life, or carefully chosen close-ups. The magic of the camera lies in its power to capture these fleeting moments and bring out their raw beauty. Here, I’ve intentionally enhanced that beauty through a play of contrasts and colours, to immerse you in the atmosphere of Hong Kong as I see and feel it.