Despite being a world-renowned film icon, Hong Kong actor Chow Yun-fat is well-known for being very low-key and down-to-earth in his everyday life. As a lover of photography, he can be found walking around Central during the early morning hours, capturing the city through his camera.
Now, fans can have the chance to see the world through Chow’s lens, as he will be holding an exhibition featuring 30 pieces of photographic work. Sorted into three sections titled ‘Hong’, ‘Kong’, and ‘Morning’, there will be shots of nature and flora, the city streets, and ‘selfies’ – where the actor can be spotted through subtle reflections in the photographs. The highlight of this show is an untitled piece of a gloomy Victoria Harbour during a black rainstorm, foregrounded by pops of colour from ferries.
These photographs will be available in limited-edition prints for sale, all bearing Chow’s autograph – part of the proceeds will then be donated to charitable organisations. Harbour City has also produced a limited number of special print publications for this exhibition, and visitors can collect a free copy after posting about Hong Kong • Morning on social media platforms.