EV −3

previous arrow
EV_01_16
next arrow
EV_01_16
EV_02_19
EV_03_18
EV_04_23
EV_05_10
EV_06_25
EV_07_26
EV_08_04
EV_09_05
EV_10_44
EV_11_20
EV_12_22
EV_13_38
EV_14_14
EV_15_24
EV_16_15
EV_17_11
EV_18_27
EV_19_42
EV_20_17
EV_21_02
EV_22_13
previous arrow
next arrow

What if the people of 1841 could look upon our skyline tonight?

Large format landscape photography
Chromogenic prints
24✕29, 20✕24, 16✕20 inches


EV −3 bridges the founding of colonial Hong Kong with the birth of photography, reimagining contemporary nightscapes under simulated 1841 conditions. By capturing the dazzling city using only moonlight at an extreme low-light exposure value of EV −3, the resulting unpredictable, restlessly shifting light mirrors both the city’s anxious future and the artist’s own internal psyche.

See the exhibition view →


↩︎ Return to Landing page