Albert Tsoi is currently an art student learning at the Hong Kong Design Institute.He has a dynamic approach to photography, drawing. Rather than seeking to capture or create the magnificent of the image, he aims to naturally evoke the moderation between people and nature, also to explore the infinite possibilities in illustration combined with photography.

 

With a mere 9 years behind the viewfinder, Albert’s photographs often focus upon themes of mass scale, showcasing architecture and the urban culture around the world. It might have related to his early solo backpacking trips around Tibet, where he desired to capture and reveal the unknown but existent original customs and natural scenery in China.

 

Influenced by Hiroshi Sugimoto, Albert is also a supporter of traditional daguerreotype that still persists in shooting 35mm and medium format film for many of his photographs and mixed-media projects.

 

蔡有昌是香港設計學院藝術系的學生，他的主要創作媒介為攝影和繪畫，秉持止於至善，不斷求變的精神，探索兩者互相結合的無限可能性。他的作品旨在帶出人和大自然的關係，而不只是創造或留下一個美麗的畫面。

 

僅有9年的攝影世界裏，他專注於大規模型的主題上，也經常展示世界各地的建築和城市文化。 這也源自於他早年獨自在西藏流浪的經歷，由那時起每年出走，以腳步量丈世界，記錄獨有風光和異域文化。

 

在杉本博司的影響下，他也是傳統銀鹽底攝影支持者，至今仍然堅持著使用35mm和中畫幅格式底片拍攝照片和創作混合媒體作品。