Dug deeper into my files, here is one from a project I started on my hometown in 2009 - like how some things go, this work never surfaced and saw the light of day. I’ll see if it can resume itself the next time I go to visit my parents.
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Alex, Clinton, Connecticut, 2009
Dug deeper into my files, here is one from a project I started on my hometown in 2009 - like how some things go, this work never surfaced and saw the light of day. I’ll see if it can resume itself the next time I go to visit my parents.
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Soda Machine, Clinton, Connecticut, 2009
Dug deeper into my files, here is one from a project I started on my hometown in 2009 - like how some things go, this work never surfaced and saw the light of day. I’ll see if it can resume itself the next time I go to visit my parents.
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Untitled, Clinton, Connecticut, 2009
Dug deeper into my files, here is one from a project I started on my hometown in 2009 - like how some things go, this work never surfaced and saw the light of day. I’ll see if it can resume itself the next time I go to visit my parents.
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Buick, Clinton, Connecticut, 2009
Hello. I’m included in one of this year’s group exhibitions at the Flash Forward Festival here in Boston, MA. It’s called Cultivated: New Photography from New England, curated by Leslie K. Brown and Michelle Lamunière and it opens tomorrow night at 7:00PM. Cool, awesome, tasty and delicious.
Cultivated: New Photography from New England
Curated by Leslie K. Brown and Michelle Lamunière
Opening: Friday, May 17, 2013, 7:00-10:00PM
Fairmont Battery Wharf
Building 2
3 Battery Wharf
Boston, MA 02109
http://flashforwardfestival.com/exhibitions/cultivated
Above is one of the four images that will be in the show.
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Mother and Daughter, Vinh Long, Vietnam, 2011
Dad, Vinh Long, Vietnam, 2012
Outtake - The other side of the MIT Media Lab at 5:00am, for Inside the MIT Media Lab, shot for FT Weekend Mag, 2013
Outtake - Joi Ito, Director of the MIT Media Lab, for Inside the MIT Media Lab, shot for FT Weekend Mag, 2013
Went back through some files from last year, here is one that managed to get away.
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Uncle #5, Vietnam, 2012
A series of portraits of my extended family that never surfaced, an attempt to connect more with relatives that I’ve only seen a handful of times in my life. This is another one of my cousins, he likes playing games on the computer and would like to come to the US in the future to study computer science.
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Kim, Vinh Long, Vietnam, 2012
