Kurt Tong | 唐景鋒

Family Tetralogy (2007-2013)/The Queen, The Chairman and I (2009-2012) Other Photographic Projects/Patriotic Smoking (2016) Other Photographic Projects/Trust Little in Tomorrow (2014) Family Tetralogy (2007-2013)/In Case it Rains in Heaven (2009) Contact Bio Family Tetralogy (2007-2013)/People's Park (2007-2008) Family Tetralogy (2007-2013)/Memories, Dreams; Interrupted (2009-2010) Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Axis Mundi CV Other Photographic Projects/Farewell in Labrador (2006) Other Photographic Projects/Instand Snowmen (2009) Other Photographic Projects/In the Still of the Night (2011) Sweet Water, Bitter Earth (2014-2016) Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Take a breath Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/55 Nights Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Blossom Tree Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Nails Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Ceteris Paribus Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/What Remains Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Eclipse Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Compulsive Looking Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Kurtsalet Prints Echoed Visions (2013-2014)/Overview Other Photographic Projects/22 Steps to the Sea (2008-2010) Combing for Ice and Jade (2011-2018) Books & Interviews/Combing for Ice and Jade Books & Interviews/The Queen, The Chairman and I Books & Interviews/In Case it Rains in Heaven Dear Franklin (2018 - ongoing) Mentorship Other Photographic Projects/In Case it Rains in Heaven (2021)

QCI050

QCI050

In 1949, Chun Zak underestimated the threat of the communists and refused to sell up and leave for Hong Kong.. He was eventually persuaded to seek refuge in Hong Kong when the communist armies were only days away from Guangzhou. Believing he would return in a matter of months, instead of carrying valuables such as gold bars and antiques, they packed only daily essentials in a number of wooden trunks and along with 21 servants, traveled to Hong Kong. He never returned to his family home.

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