Birdy Chu is a multi-talented artist based in Hong Kong, who works as a photographer, film director, and lecturer. He began his creative journey by studying design in his hometown before pursuing film and video production, as well as photography, in Canada.
Birdy’s exceptional talent has been recognized globally, with his works showcased in various film festivals and art book fairs. He has been a finalist in prestigious awards such as the Hong Kong Contemporary Art Biennial Awards 2009, National Geographic Photo Award 2012, Hong Kong Art Prize 2013, and Human Rights Art Prize 2015. In 2016, he won the Most Popular Mobile Film Award at the Mobile Film Festival.
Birdy’s visual images reflect his concerns about social development and serve as an archive of our ever-changing world. His latest published book, ‘HK 1997’, captures the transformation that took place during Hong Kong’s most significant year.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Birdy also works as a part-time lecturer at the City University of Hong Kong in the Department of Media and Communication.
Courtesy Blue Lotus Gallery
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