Author: Richard Huang
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Impressions of Spain #1: Views from the Balcony
Using balconies as a frame, this essay explores the mutual gaze between buildings, residents, and passers-by: even as travellers take in the view, they unwittingly become part of someone else’s.
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A LOHAS Group Gathering
At Serena Gundy Park, simple portraits and candid scenes preserve the easygoing moments of a LOHAS group gathering outdoors in early summer.
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Bicycles I’ve Photographed Over the Years
Beginning with a bicycle outside a café in Busan, I look back through years of photographs taken in different countries, observing how a means of transport can become decoration, recreation, and a symbol of urban culture.
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A Visit to Jin Art Centre
A visit to Toronto’s Jin Art Centre, moving through its classrooms, studios, student work, paints, props, and lounges to document the everyday life inside an art school.
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The Restrooms I’ve Photographed Over the Years
Mirrors, signs, decorations, and self-portraits photographed in restrooms during years of travel come together here, linking the visual quirks of different cities through one of life’s most ordinary—and most private—spaces.
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Carving Out a Little Space
Hemmed in by glaring lights and a floor-standing speaker while photographing the dance drama My Mulan, I switched to a vertical frame and focused on the soloists—a spur-of-the-moment adjustment that showed me how even within tight constraints, a little space can still be made.
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Impressions of Hillcrest Mall, 2021
Inside Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill, distancing markers, window displays, and sparse foot traffic reveal how the pandemic reshaped the order and appearance of a commercial space.
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Peru, Day 12: Love in Lima
On the final day of the journey, we move from Maido’s exquisite cuisine to sunset and kisses in the Park of Love, looking back over twelve days of Peruvian surprises amid food, art, and the ocean breeze.
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Peru, Day 11: A Stroll Through Lima
From the Larco Museum and the Lima Art Museum to the Plaza de Armas and the Monastery of San Francisco, followed by dinner at a celebrated chef’s table—a walk through Lima’s history, art, religion, and flavors.
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Peru, Day 10: The Art and Flavours of Lima
Discovering Lima through art and food: visiting contemporary galleries and the home of artist Víctor Delfín, while sampling the city’s creativity in Amazonian cuisine and along the coast.