FACES PLACES, a contemporary fine art photography show is now open to public at THE
STALLERY in Wanchai from 3rd May. The show features two Hong Kong native artists, Pater Ho
and Rorce Lau, who share interesting perspectives of people and places through their lenses. The two artists speak their own unique photographic languages with one thing in common individuals among us telling stories about the world they perceived.

Photography is a playground. Pater amuses himself with union and reconstruction of images he took in Hong Kong and Japan to create endless possibilities that are immortal, and unbounded outcomes of emotions and states of mind. With use of a special artistic operation he punches holes or adds colour dots to his works to explore the divine connection
instinctively between people and places, and also among peoples themselves.

Rorce champions the originality of photography with his self-made camera obscura. He
develops his aesthetic works from simple and raw images captured through this oldest optical
device combined with the newest technology, the Artificial Intelligence. In the show, he welcomes visitors to experience the world through the camera obscura way, an inverted reality which, to him, is a reflection of human life – a journey of both fun and perplexity.

The FACES PLACES show opens to the public, every Thursday to Sunday from 11:00 – 19:00
during the period from 3rd May to 16th June at THE STALLERY, 82A Stone Nullah Lane, Wanchai.