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Artist presentation

Jason Au

Jason Au is an acclaimed photographer renowned for his striking black-and-white imagery. His unique vision has earned him a multitude of international accolades, including being shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards, securing 2nd place in both the LensCulture Street Photography Awards and the Xposure International Photography Awards, and winning two 1st place honours at the International Photography Awards. His work has graced exhibitions across the globe, from New York, London, and Barcelona to Ghent, Johannesburg, Sharjah, and Athens. His photographs have been prominently featured in prestigious publications such as the South China Morning Post, The Guardian, and The Observer.

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Artist statement

My photography is a visual exploration of the urban landscape of my hometown, transforming the streets of Hong Kong into a fine art narrative. My composition highlights urban subjects and geometric forms, capturing their essence amidst the city's bustling chaos. By focusing on fleeting, everyday moments, I portray the diverse characters of the city, framed within their environments. These images evoke a sense of isolation and stillness, creating a striking contrast to the perceived frenzy of Hong Kong's urban life. The individuals depicted appear unconsciously trapped within an artificial labyrinth of their own making—confined by the very structures that define the city. This visual metaphor speaks to the modern condition, where people are both captivated and constrained by the urban landscapes they have constructed. The work reflects the relentless pace of metropolitan existence, offering a contemplative perspective on the complexities of life in a bustling metropolis like Hong Kong.

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