Human Anchoring: A Meditative Study in the Heart of Hong Kong

Photography, for me, is first and foremost a quest for anchoring. It is the visual journal that attempts to capture that invisible bond which nourishes our souls and profoundly unites beings, regardless of absence or distance. It is in this approach that I align with the spirit of humanist masters. Robert Doisneau, with his ability to reveal the discrete poetry of the Parisian ordinary, and Vivian Maier, whose work is a meditative study of human presence, are guiding lights. They inspire me to seek, not the crowd, but the individual, the intimate point of contact within the world’s tumult.