Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Yes I also take photos! Check out these pictures I took at SAIC Fashion Show 2011. My aim was to take clear photos for students to use for their portfolio or as documentary pieces.

sophomore, junior pictures

senior pictures


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Here are last year's pictures: click here for link

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

PH- Untitled

Untitled (Chicago) | 16"x20" | 2010
Untitled (Hong Kong) | 16"x20" | 2010
Untitled (Public Housing) | 16"x20" | 2009
Available for purchase.

Friday, May 7, 2010

PH- SAIC Fashion Show 2010

I went to the rehearsal of our school's fashion show at the Modern Wing. Here are some photos I took:

Sophomore

Junior

Close-ups

More photos on my facebook album

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Spring Art Sale

Some examples of photography work I am selling.





Fine art work such as Got Rice and Male Leaders series will also be displayed.

Saturday, March 20, 2010

PH- Anti government? (2010)

14x14 inches inkjet print on 20X16 frame
Wall Street, NY
This pieces is called 'Anti government?' because when I asked for a portrait shot, the police on the right asked if I'm anti-government.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

PH- American Gothic

This photo that I took reminds me of the painting American Gothic by Grant Wood, which is even more interesting since it was shot right outside the Art Institute. (American Gothic is in the AIC's collection)

Saturday, February 20, 2010

PH- Untitled0220 (2010)

8X12" archival inkjet print on 12X16 frame
Hong Kong
I overexposed this image to emphasize on the pure natural landscape (sky and sea), yet this is interrupted and disturbed by manmade industrial transportation.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

PH- Got rice? (2009)

This is a parody advertisement I did for Research Studio II. It features myself as the selected celebrity for the got rice campaign. Would an Asian version of the 'Got Milk' campaign look like this? Why do we recognize the milk/rice mustache? This piece not only explores Asian community in American context, but also the effect advertising has on the general population. We are surrounded by advertisements, and are influenced by them unconsciously. The mustache is such an icon of this ad that it has already been embedded in our heads. After completing this work, I found there was indeed a Got Rice campaign by Asian American youth in the 90s.