TITLE: Let itself sing

Like the project name, I let nature tell its own story. The whole body of work puts the
camera in a total dark place and makes a long exposure. I will not interpret the camera
and let it capture any light inside the environment. I named this process receiving the
beauty.
Inside this process, I cannot observe the environment. Unlike the normal
photography process, we can always predict the outcome. This work contains many
accidents that we cannot manage or foresee initially.
Beauty has already existed and echoing us.
No interpretation, just feeling and enjoying it.

AUTHOR: Wai Hei Willy Wong (United States)

Willy Wong is a photographer born in Hong Kong and currently pursuing a BFA in Photography at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Growing up in this unique place has greatly influenced Willy’s vision and approach to photography, which often focuses on themes related to public space, conflict, memory, and the connection between people and nature.

Willy’s projects have taken him to various places around the world, including the American Southwest, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Japan, where the country’s rich history continues to shape and influence current events and daily life. His work explores these complex relationships and their impact on society and the environment.

Willy has received numerous commissions and grants for his work, which has been widely recognised for its unique perspective and creative approach.