Jeremy
【 Mini Exhibition by Jeremy Cheung 】 《燈塔偷了換日線》 小型個展 “sewing days under the lighthouses” at LUMOS Mini Gallery, Lumenvisum 光影作坊 @lumenvisum // 在度日與渡海之間，交織維港與巨塔的十年點線面印象 // — 張俊謙 Jeremy Cheung @rambler15 = = = ( English info in comment section ) 在光影與時間的流轉之間，城市的面貌悄然更迭。當IG Pier突然成為歷史、東岸公園漸漸成為新地標時，我們才偶爾察覺，時光正在靜默無聲地流逝。城市的建築層層疊疊，猶如一件佈滿硬殼的外衣。十年之間，香港的天際線或許未有劇變，但經歷了無數城中大事與日常生活的交織下，時地人共同譜寫出一幕又一幕屬於公眾亦屬於個人的香港篇章——這一切，在歲月裡都被快門瞬間定格。 香港的天際線，少不了IFC與ICC這對摩天雙子塔。它們分據維港兩岸的核心地段，猶如香港的兩座燈塔，既是城市辨識度的標誌，更象徵著某種主流價值與精神。攝影師張俊謙（Jeremy）有個小習慣：過去多年，只要在Instagram分享過IFC或ICC出現的照片（無論是主角或是配角），總會加上自訂的hashtag作為歸檔。這次的小型展覽，是一次重新整理這些影像的契機，同時亦回顧這座城市的過去與現在，抽取其中碎片，重新敘述。 對張氏而言，城市攝影是一場來回穿梭於記錄與創作之間的旅程——或有收穫，或只是虛步，但不論結果如何，總能加深他對地方的連結與理解。「時間」與「地方」（TIME & PLACE）經常是張氏創作的主軸，繼《迷失山手線》（2025）、《三秒頃城》（2020）等展覽後，繼續延伸對香港地景的觀察：在一幅2.5x2.5米的牆面上，嘗試混合地域佈局及時間線，運用collage相片的形式，串連這些年間穿梭維港兩岸的零碎影像與記憶。 在陰晴不定的巨塔之城，人來人往是日常，告別與幸會是定數，而景觀卻沒有必然。是日子被生活偷走，還是我們記憶漸變輕盈？在交錯的影像與故事之間，願大家都能找到自己的答案。 = = = 《燈塔偷了換日線》 “sewing days under the lighthouses“ 日期｜Date: 2025.4.26 - 5.25 (except 5.2-4) 時間｜Time: 1100-1800 (逢星期一休息 假期除外｜Closed on Mondays except holiday) 地點｜Venue: 光影作坊｜Lumenvisum, JCCAC, L2-02 藝術家分享會｜Artist Sharing: TBC (in May) = = = Artist bio: Jeremy Cheung, Hong Kong based freelance photographer and artist. He is fond of capturing candid moments that narrate urban stories with the use of multilayered landscapes. Jeremy has held 7 solo photography exhibitions since 2018 (including twice with HKIPF at Satellite Exhibitions, namely “Philosophers on the Streets” and “Split-Second-City”) and actively participated in various joint photo shows. He also provides photography instruction for various brands and organizations such as Apple, Canon, Leica, Adobe, HK Design Centre, and Sai Kung Hot Arts Festival. Jeremy is the City category winner (2021) and 2nd Runner-up of the Mobile category (2018) in National Geographic Hong Kong Photo Contest, and has been selected as Global Ambassador for Adobe Lightroom in 2023. = = = #rambler_ifcicc
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(English info 1 of 2) Between light and shadow, as well as the flow of time, the appearance of the city quietly changes. When IG Pier faded into history and the East Coast Park gradually emerged as a new landmark, it was only then that we occasionally realized how silently time slips by. The city’s architecture layers upon itself, like a protective shell. Over the past decade, Hong Kong’s skyline may not have changed drastically, but through the intertwining of countless urban events and moments of daily life, landscapes and people together compose chapters of Hong Kong that are both public and personal—all of which are captured and frozen in time by the shutter. The skyline of Hong Kong is inseparable from the IFC and ICC, the twin skyscrapers. Standing on opposite shores of Victoria Harbour, they resemble two beacons — symbols of the city’s identity, and embodiments of certain mainstream values and spirit. The artist, Jeremy Cheung, has a habit: for the past ten years, whenever he shares a photo featuring IFC or ICC on Instagram — whether as the protagonist or in the background — he always adds a custom hashtag for archiving. This small exhibition serves as an opportunity to reorganize these images while reflecting on the past and present of the city, extracting fragments to retell the story.
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(English info 2 of 2) For Cheung, urban photography is a journey between documentation and creation —sometimes fruitful, sometimes just an empty walk, but always deepening his connection to and understanding of place. "Time" and "Place" are often the main themes of his work. After exhibitions like "Lost in Yamanote" (2025) and "SplitSecondCity" (2020), he continues to extend his observations of the Hong Kong landscape: on a 2.5x2.5 meter wall, he attempts to weave together timelines and locales, using a collage format to connect fragmented visual memories gathered across Victoria Harbour over the past decade. In the city of towering giants with unpredictable weather, the ebb and flow of people is routine, farewells and reunions are inevitable, yet the landscape is not predetermined. Is it that life steals away our days, or do our memories become lighter over time? Among the intertwining images and stories, may everyone find their own answers.
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👏😍Congrats!!
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Congrats!🔥嚟緊放假要過嚟學下嘢
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