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Waking up to exploding bombs with cameras, lenses over shoulders, and heading back to refugee camps were once my vision of self as a war correspondent when I was a child.
I am a visual narrator growing up during the 1990s in Hanoi (Vietnam), a millennium-old capital that has become a center of politics and culture in South East Asia. I use photography as well as other approaches to document and share stories about social and environmental issues, focusing on the underprivileged. Adopting multi-media techniques such as interviewing, researching, and data-analyzing from my 14-year journalism background, I explore my subject matters conceptually and critically, with a touch of humor. I have several projects in progress: an investigative study about domestic violence, literature research about air pollution with regards to microplastics, and a photobook of a unique shelter for deaf teenagers in central Vietnam. I believe in humanity, in one's self-awareness and self-reflection. |
Recent WorkBaby's Breath - 2020 (multi-media installation, work in progress)
The First Time - 2019 (mixed-media) A Table For Two - 2019 (mixed media, ongoing project) In Wondering Land - 2019 (texts and images) Microplastics - 2019 (mixed media, ongoing project) In Hollywood - 2018 Silence Blossoming - 2018 (book, work in progress) Magnolia - 2017 (mixed-media) Mother Earth - 2017 (texts and images) The Protesters - 2016 (ongoing project) |
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