Thank You For Playing With Me
Published by Bruno Devos at HOPPER&FUCHS in 2024
Launched at The Photographers’ Gallery
29.9 cm x 21.6 cm, 128 Pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9789464363579
Price: €45 / £40
Available worldwide here
Signed copies available here
Book Fairs
2024 Singapore Art Book
2024 Unseen, Amsterdam
2024 Arles Books Fair
2024 Leipzig Photobook Festival
2024 P.A.G.E.S., HEAD – Genève
Press
De standaard Weekblad
Vogue Portugal Dec issue
Nowness
Nowness Asia
Dazed
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Publico P3 - Thank You For Playing With Me
Fisheye
It's Nice That
British Journal of Photography
Exhibitions
2024 Photo London
2024 Document Now
2021 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize Exhibition, Cromwell Place, London
2019 Neo Hua Ren, The Crypt Gallery, London
Awards
2024 Analog Sparks - Zines and Photo Book of the Year
2020 National Portrait's Gallery Taylor Wessing Prize
2019 Creative Review Photography Annual - Honourable Mention
Portrait of Britain vol.6
Published by Bluecoat Press in 2024
16.5 x 21 cm
320 Pages
Available for purchase from here
Read This If You Want To Take Great Photographs
Published by Laurence King Publishing in 2023
Author: Henry Carroll
14.22 x 19.81 cm, Paperback
144 Pages
Available for purchase from here
I Think It’s Time To Take The Clothes Off
Self-Published in 2020
24 Pages
Hand-numbered limited edition of 100
“You should wear a bra. It’s more polite.” the lady behind the underwear stand said to me while I was browsing. It was an early morning a few years ago. I went to the local market with my mum, which is one of my favourite things to do when I am back home in Taichung, Taiwan.
Coming from Asia, which is relatively conservative about our bodies compared to Western culture, wearing bras is one of the unspoken social customs to follow otherwise you may be seen as promiscuous because you are exposing your body.
The feeling of shame about our bodies of course isn’t limited to my culture.
Taking the clothes off is a way of saying it’s time to put aside unrealistic expectations and also to celebrate self awareness of one’s body through movement and feeling comfortable within your own body.
“I think it’s time to take the clothes off.” I said to Akti-magdalini Konstantinou and Xristina Prompona, best friends and both dancers, when I photographed them on separate occasions.
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