Small stories, photographed over the years. Work made without commissions or deadlines, just passion and curiosity.
Printed by Mixam.
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In this visceral collection of photographs, the author traces the fleeting nights of a vanished district, capturing a world where strangers collide, loneliness dissolves, and time slips out of focus. Through raw images taken during a turbulent period of his life, he reveals a place that offered temporary refuge, a space where light, sweat, and motion blurred into moments of quiet release. As the city changes and the neighborhood disappears, the book becomes both a portrait of Sanlitun’s nocturnal pulse and a record of one man’s attempt to lose, and briefly find, himself. 20 photos 20 pages
Lifted follows a photographer who discovers an unexpected world inside the low-resolution security screens of Hong Kong’s elevators. Through these ghostly, pixelated images, the book reveals fleeting human moments, quiet gestures, shared glances, tired postures, captured by cameras no one notices anymore. As he observes strangers drifting through surveillance grey, he confronts his own presence within these systems, realizing how often he too becomes an unseen reflection on someone else’s screen. Blending curiosity, unease, and a touch of poetry, Lifted turns everyday surveillance into an intimate study of modern urban life.
20 photos 20 pages